Niagawan

Niagawan sells a single integrated product where the POS terminal and the accounting ledger share a common database. A sale rung up at the counter simultaneously updates inventory, the general ledger, and the e-Invoice record — removing the need for a separate middleware connector or end-of-day batching. The Lite and Pro POS tiers are priced and packaged together with the full accounting module, not sold standalone.

Yes. The firm explicitly markets itself as fully compliant with LHDN e-Invoice guidelines and lists e-Invoice readiness as a core feature across its product pages. That certification positions the platform as a direct channel for the tax authority's digital reporting requirement, which became mandatory for Malaysian businesses based on revenue thresholds starting in 2024.

Cradle Fund, the early-stage agency under Malaysia's Ministry of Finance, has backed Niagawan through its startup support programs. The firm received the Cradle All Star designation at the 2024 PLUGIN Awards, confirming Cradle's portfolio relationship. No other investors, funding rounds, or equity terms have been publicly disclosed.

Niagawan publicly states that more than 30,000 businesses use its platform, with over 27,000 described as entrepreneurs across Malaysia. User reviews on Google total over 1,000 verified posts with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5. These figures are self-reported on the firm's marketing pages and have not been independently audited.

All available public material shows a domestic-only focus. Customer references, regulatory compliance (LHDN e-Invoice), and the Cradle Fund relationship are exclusively Malaysian. There is no mention of regional offices, multi-language product versions, or cross-border customer deployments in the currently published website content.