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Your company details

Settings → Company. This is the first thing to do in a new workspace, and the shortest to finish.

Everything you print, save as PDF or send to a customer carries these details. They are also what the tax office expects to see on a tax invoice.

Why this comes first

A new workspace is not empty — it ships with a demo company so your books have something sensible in them from the start. That is deliberate, but it means the name on your invoices is not yours until you change it.

The Company settings screen as it ships, showing the demo company name Kirakira Trading Sdn Bhd

A finalised invoice keeps what it was issued with

Changing your company name later does not rewrite invoices you have already finalised — they keep the details that were current at the time. That is correct behaviour for an accounting record, and it is why this page comes before you issue anything.

What to fill in

The last column is the one to pay attention to: it says whether the field is actually printed on the documents your customers see.

FieldNotesOn your documents
Company logoOptional. PNG or JPEG, up to 2 MBYes — top of the page
Company nameExactly as it should appear on an invoice — usually your SSM-registered nameYes — the heading
Address, Postcode, City, StateRequired on a tax invoice. Country is fixed to MalaysiaYes — under the name
Phone NumberPick the country from the flag, then type the numberYes — header line
EmailYes — beside the phone
WebsiteKept for your own recordsNo — never printed
SSM Registration No.Your business registration numberYes — as Reg: 202301234567
TINTax Identification Number. Needed for LHDN e-Invoice later; harmless to fill in nowYes — as TIN: C12345678900
SST Registration No.Only if you are SST-registered — see Tax settingsYes, when filled — as SST: …
MSIC code, business activity, LHDN state code, tourism taxOnly used for LHDN e-InvoiceNo (MSIC can be switched on for PDFs)

How the registration line reads

Those three numbers print together on one line, so a fully filled profile shows Reg: 202301234567 · TIN: C12345678900 · SST: W10-1808-32000015. Any you leave blank simply drop out — no empty labels are printed.

Scenario — a real business, filled in

Meet Seri Maju Enterprise: an SSM-registered sole proprietorship that is not SST-registered. Here is exactly what goes in each box.

FieldWhat Seri Maju enters
1Company NameSeri Maju Enterprise
2Phone Number012 234 5678 — pick the country from the flag, then type the rest
Emailadmin@serimaju.com.my
Websitehttps://serimaju.com.my
LHDN ID TypeBRN — Business Registration Number
3SSM Registration No.202301234567
Tax Identification No. (TIN)C12345678900
4SST Registration No.left empty — not SST-registered
AddressNo. 12, Jalan Perusahaan 3
Postcode / City / State81100 · Johor Bahru · Johor

The numbers match the balloons on the screen:

The Company Profile screen filled in with the Seri Maju example, with numbered callouts on Company Name, Phone Number, SSM number, the empty SST field and the save button

Then press save (5). Notice the footer says Unsaved changes until you do — nothing is stored until you press it.

Why SST is left empty

Seri Maju is not SST-registered, so the field stays blank. Putting a number there would print an SST registration on invoices that must not carry one. Registered instead? Fill it in, then set your rate in Tax settings.

Check it worked

Start a draft invoice and look at the top of the document: your own business name should be there, not the demo one. Delete the draft afterwards — nothing is committed to your accounts until you finalise.

Next: Tax settings (SST).

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