Software for print shops in Singapore
STAK Print
An estimate for every job from paper, clicks and finishing with pieces per sheet and waste worked out, a production board by stage and due date, proofs the client approves by link, and no job goes to press without an approved proof.
One main app is free forever. AI uses prepaid credits; Receptionist is a separate paid add-on. Pricing
34 languages
SGD
AI reads an equipment plate from a photo and turns a fault description into price-book lines for you to check. It runs on prepaid AI credits.
STAK in Singapore
Singapore is a city-state and a trading hub of Southeast Asia. Here is what STAK uses for Singapore.
- Currency
- Singapore Dollar (SGD)
- GST
- 9% standard rate
- Tax authority
- Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS)
- E-invoicing
- InvoiceNow (Peppol)
- Language
- 34 languages
- Time zone
- Asia/Singapore
The standard GST rate is 9%, administered by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). STAK’s tax pack keeps the rates with the date each one applies from, so every invoice is taxed at the rate in force on its date. Return data is prepared for you; filing stays with you and your adviser.
What your print shop gets
Sell
- Estimates from paper, clicks and finishing with pieces per sheet worked out
- Multi-language invoices with pay links
- Deposits and progress billing
- Statements for customers on account
- Barcode till and cash control
Production
- A production board by stage and due date; nothing goes to press without an approved proof
- Stock, suppliers, purchasing and receiving
Customers
- Proof approval by the client through a link
- Customer list and history
Team
- Till, kitchen and staff-app logins free
- Shifts, clock-in, leave and tip pools
Money
- Card and local payments through your own payment account
- Owner insights and reports
- Books, VAT and bank matching
- VAT and e-invoicing as your country requires
- Profit per channel and a self-completing month-end close
Start free, pay when you grow
We suggest starting with STAK Invoices free forever. Cashiers, waiters, kitchen staff and drivers are free; you only pay for back-office users.
Prices are in US dollars; every detail is on the Pricing.
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What does STAK do for print shops in Singapore?
It covers Estimates from paper, clicks and finishing with pieces per sheet worked out; A production board by stage and due date; nothing goes to press without an approved proof; Multi-language invoices with pay links; Deposits and progress billing; Statements for customers on account and more, all built in and connected to the same customers, stock and books.
Is STAK free for a print shop?
Yes. STAK Invoices is free forever. Paid plans count back-office users only: Standard is USD 16 a user a month billed yearly (USD 20 monthly) and Custom USD 31 (USD 39 monthly). Till, kitchen, staff-app and driver users are free; you see the price in your own currency on the pricing page.
How does STAK handle tax in Singapore?
The standard GST rate is 9%, administered by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). STAK’s tax pack keeps the rates with the date each one applies from, so every invoice is taxed at the rate in force on its date. Return data is prepared for you; filing stays with you and your adviser.
Which currency does STAK use in Singapore?
SGD. Every amount is stored as a whole number of the smallest unit, so an invoice and the books never differ by a rounding error.
Do I need a payment account in Singapore?
You connect your own payment account and bank with a provider that serves Singapore, so your money reaches you directly and STAK does not hold it. Which payment methods you can offer depends on the provider you connect.
Which languages does STAK work in?
Owner screens run in 34 languages; staff screens in 34 languages and the online store in 34 languages.
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