HashMicro vs Access UBS (formerly Sage UBS)

Modular ERP with a construction module, sold in Malaysia by HashMicro Malaysia

HashMicro sells a modular ERP covering accounting, HR and payroll, inventory, CRM, procurement, manufacturing, POS, project management and construction. Its Malaysian site is run by HashMicro Malaysia Sdn Bhd from Wisma UOA II in Kuala Lumpur, and it lists offices in Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Australia and Thailand. HashMicro says 3,000+ companies use its software.

Pros

• + Construction module with BoQ templates and progress billing
• + Subcontractor work orders and claims
• + HashMicro says its e-invoicing is integrated with MyInvois
• + Broad module range in one ERP

Cons

• − No public prices
• − Its own ERP comparison article lists HashMicro first; treat such lists as marketing
• − Full ERP scope is more than many small contractors need
• − Certification claims in its e-invoice guide not backed by an official list

UBS accounting, billing, inventory and payroll, now Access UBS Evo

UBS, formerly sold as Sage UBS, is now marketed in Malaysia as Access UBS Evo by The Access Group, which bought Sage's Australia and Asia business in 2021. Access Group Malaysia, based at Exchange 106 in Kuala Lumpur, sells UBS accounting, billing, inventory, POS, building service maintenance and UBS Payroll modules. Sage's own Malaysian site could not be read, so Sage 300 and X3 are not covered here.

Pros

• + Accounting, billing, inventory, POS and payroll modules
• + Generates SST-02 and SST-02A forms
• + Classification-code mapping for LHDN e-invoicing
• + Local Access Group office in Kuala Lumpur

Cons

• − No public prices
• − Name change from Sage UBS to Access UBS can confuse buyers
• − E-invoice submission method not stated on its pages
• − No construction job-costing module named on its UBS pages