Odoo implementation partner for Malaysia
MyInvois made e-invoicing mandatory for Malaysian businesses, and it exposed the limits of entry-level accounting tools. We implement Odoo with LHDN submission, SST and Malaysian payroll statutory files configured from day one.
Compliance details reviewed November 2026
Built for Malaysia compliance
LHDN MyInvois e-invoicing
Invoices validated and submitted to MyInvois via API with the required TIN and classification data, consolidated e-invoices for B2C volume, and rejection handling built into the flow.
SST configuration
Sales tax and 8% service tax mapped to your registrations and exemptions, with SST-02 return data coming from postings rather than month-end spreadsheets.
Malaysian payroll statutory files
EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB computed and exported in the formats the agencies accept, so statutory month-end is generated, not assembled.
Multi-currency MYR trade
MYR-based accounting with clean multi-currency for businesses trading across ASEAN, including the exchange treatment your auditor expects.
How delivery works from here
Your hours, covered
Malaysia (UTC+8) is 2.5 hours ahead of Ahmedabad — your afternoon is our midday, so training, UAT and support sessions run comfortably in Malaysian business hours.
AutoCount and SQL migrations
We move Malaysian SMEs off AutoCount and similar local packages with ledger history and open items validated against your last SST filing. Our Odoo-vs-AutoCount comparison below is honest about when each fits.
Named projects, not claims
Case studies from this region, with the client and the outcome stated.
Thailand
JD Central marketplace wired into Odoo for a Thai eCommerce seller
A merchant selling on JD Central — the Thai marketplace joint venture of Central Group and JD.com — used the platform as its storefront and Odoo as its back office. iVentureTeam built a bidirectional integration syncing products, categories, inventory, customers, and orders between JD Central and Odoo on regular intervals.
5 data domains synced: products, categories, inventory, customers, orders
Read the case studyMalaysia guides from our consultants
The same setup steps, costs and compliance detail we use on projects — published.
Price it yourself — no email required
Our implementation tiers are published, and the calculator shows a live range from your user count, modules and migration scope before anyone asks for your details.
Malaysia questions, answered directly
Does Odoo submit e-invoices to MyInvois?
Yes — via the MyInvois API, with validation responses handled inside Odoo. Consolidated e-invoices cover B2C volume where the rules allow it; we configure both paths and test them with LHDN's sandbox before go-live.
Can Odoo handle Malaysian payroll statutory requirements?
Yes — EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB are computed in payroll and exported in agency-accepted formats, configured to your employee categories during implementation.
Is Odoo overkill compared to AutoCount?
For a bookkeeping-only operation, sometimes. The switch pays when inventory, sales and e-invoicing need to live in one system — our comparison guide below sets out the honest break-even.
Where else we work
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