From the group ledger to the shop floor, four product lines—T100/AiGP ERP, MES, and WMS—each play their part while integrating as one; a single foundation that supports multi-plant, multi-currency, multi-regulation expansion across Southeast Asia.
Choose your entry point by scale and stage: T100 ERP for cross-border group operations, AiGP ERP for growing mid-to-large manufacturers, MES to strengthen shop-floor control on an existing ERP, and WMS for warehousing and logistics—four lines from one source, with data flowing as one.
Architect global operations quickly from a group perspective: multi-country accounting standards and local tax templates, unified coding via a group data center, multi-org unified procurement, and intercompany triangular trade—connecting operations, finance, and tax across plants in Taiwan, mainland China, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and more.
An "upgrade first, restructure later" path to AI-enabled ERP: no process changes, no architecture rebuild—add AI digital workers on top of a familiar system. Order creation drops from 10 minutes to 1 minute, report analysis from 30 minutes to 3 minutes, while meeting security controls and ESG carbon-accounting needs.
From dispatch scheduling, production reporting, and quality traceability to the war-room dashboard, shop-floor control flows as one. Documented customer results: production cycles shortened by 28.5% and plant transparency raised by 80%. Supports industry suites for SMT/DIP, plastic injection molding, fasteners, and more, with an interface switchable among Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and English.
Find it, pick it right, see it clearly: barcoded storage locations, scan-based error-proofing, and FIFO batch traceability. On-time work-order completion reaches 80%, on-time order delivery rises above 70%, and stocktake error rates approach zero—new overseas warehouses go live fast.
From country-by-country compliance to the shop floor, a curated set of the topics Taiwanese manufacturers ask about most—understand them before you set out.
The six most common on-the-ground situations for Taiwanese manufacturers expanding south—see where you're stuck, and the matching product line is your answer.
Take orders in Taiwan, produce in Thailand and Vietnam: group MRP (material requirements planning) links production and sales across plants, triangular trade coordinates supply, and cross-plant transfers and supply-demand balancing are planned in one place.
T100EPE/BOI dedicated books are kept separately; duty-free materials are tracked under one code from import to export with three-way reconciliation, so reconciliation data is available on demand.
T100 · AiGPIn response to national e-invoicing mandates such as Thailand's e-Tax, Vietnam's TT99, Malaysia's MyInvois, and Indonesia's e-Faktur, the system generates format-compliant filing files and supports filing, keeping the invoicing process fully digital.
T100 · Local ComplianceFrom dispatch, production reporting, and station-gate control to quality traceability, first-pass yield, equipment utilization, and cycle time are visible in real time—overseas shop floors are no longer black boxes.
MESBarcoded storage locations, scan-based material receipt and issue, and FIFO batch traceability, with optional integration of AGVs and automated high-bay warehouses for coordinated dispatch—records match reality, line stoppages waiting for materials drop sharply, and new warehouses run smoothly from day one.
WMS · AGVThe report-analysis assistant automatically consolidates multidimensional data and generates charts and reports; report analysis drops from 30 minutes to 3 minutes, and headquarters and overseas sites work from a single source of truth.
AiGP · BINot lifting and shifting a Taiwan system, but building local regulations, languages, and manufacturing shop-floor know-how into one shared foundation.
One set of transaction data simultaneously posts local statutory books, group management books, and BOI dedicated books—no manual adjustments at month-end, serving both group consolidation and local audits.
Filing formats are maintained to each local regulatory version, generating format-compliant filing files and supporting filing tasks such as e-Tax Invoice; the Thailand market is served locally by the Digiwin (Thailand) team.
The interface switches among Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and English, with a proven Chinese-Vietnamese bilingual system in Vietnam; multi-country accounting standards, local tax regimes, and multi-currency templates work out of the box.
44 years deep in manufacturing digitalization, with industry suites for SMT/DIP, plastic injection molding, and fasteners that embed shop-floor know-how—our consultants speak the language manufacturers understand.
Selection, compliance, language, and implementation timeline—think through these five questions before you set out.
It depends on your starting point:
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The key to BOI tax incentives is that your books can withstand an audit. T100 uses Multi-Ledger accounting—L0 local statutory books, L1 group books, L2 BOI dedicated books—to keep tax-exempt projects as separate books; combined with three-way reconciliation of triangular orders (order / logistics / AP-AR tracked end-to-end under one code), duty-free materials are traceable from import through production to export, and reconciliation and audit data are available at any time.
Yes. The ERP has built-in multi-country accounting standards, local tax regimes, and multi-currency templates; the MES interface switches among Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and English by default. Vietnam already has documented customer results: system screens 100% in Chinese and Vietnamese, compliant with Vietnamese accounting principles, served by a Chinese-Vietnamese consulting team.
It depends on the implementation scope. In a documented case, a Taiwanese manufacturer in Vietnam went live quickly and effectively using an intensive coaching model; existing GP/iGP customers can take the AiGP "upgrade first, restructure later" path—no process changes, no architecture rebuild, implemented as an add-on integration to keep disruption to daily operations to a minimum (AiGP is positioned as an upgrade for existing customers from the original iGP version, not a new-customer implementation).
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The system maintains invoicing and filing formats in line with local regulations: routine transaction data directly generates format-compliant filing files and supports filing tasks such as e-Tax Invoice, with no need to manually compile and supplement documents at month-end; in the Thailand market, the Digiwin (Thailand) local team assists with rollout and version updates.
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