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About Sorable

A Kuala Lumpur software company building custom ERP and workflow systems for Malaysian SMEs that have outgrown Excel, WhatsApp, and paper.

Sorable Sdn Bhd is a Malaysian software company based in Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur. We have been building operational software since 2017. Our work is custom ERP and workflow systems for small and mid-sized businesses: inventory and stock control, warehouse management, sales orders and invoicing, LHDN MyInvois e-invoicing, CRM, approvals, document management, customer portals, and the reporting layer that ties them together.

Most of our clients arrive with the same problem rather than the same industry. Stock balances live in one spreadsheet, orders arrive on WhatsApp, approvals happen on paper or in a chat thread, and month-end reporting is a manual reconciliation exercise. Off-the-shelf ERP often does not fix this, because staff quietly keep the spreadsheets running in parallel when the packaged process does not match how work actually moves.

Company details

Legal name
Sorable Sdn Bhd
Company registration
201701047379
Operating since
2017
Head office
B-5-8 Plaza Mont Kiara, Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Email
info@sorable.com
Phone / WhatsApp
+60 17-258 5186
Business hours
Monday–Friday, 09:00–18:00 (MYT, UTC+8)
Service area
Malaysia — Klang Valley on-site, nationwide remote

How we work

Every project starts with a free workflow audit. We map how work moves today across spreadsheets, chat, paper, and any existing software, then scope modules against that map instead of against a generic ERP template. You get a written scope with a one-time setup fee and a monthly care plan before development starts.

  • Workflow audit of current Excel, WhatsApp, paper, and software processes
  • System planning: modules, roles, integrations, and MVP priority
  • Written proposal with scope, timeline, setup fee, and monthly care plan
  • MVP build, user testing with your staff, launch, and role-based training
  • Monthly care: hosting, backups, security updates, support, and improvements

Who we work with

Malaysian SMEs running real operations: trading and distribution, manufacturing, warehouse and logistics (3PL), service businesses, clinics and healthcare, education and tuition centres, and beauty and wellness. Typical teams are between 5 and 200 staff, with an operations or finance lead who already knows exactly where the process breaks.

What we build

  • Custom ERP for Malaysian SMEs (inventory, sales, purchasing, approvals, reporting)
  • Inventory and warehouse management systems, including barcode/QR and multi-location stock
  • E-invoice workflows aligned to LHDN MyInvois, from consolidated submission to API integration
  • CRM built around WhatsApp-heavy Malaysian sales workflows
  • Document management, approval workflows, HR and leave systems, and customer portals
  • Products shipped under our own name and for clients — HavaHR, Classroom, LightEgg, Desk Clinic, SiteHair, Round, Prelink, and Bookmark.new

How we are different

  • Fit first: if a packaged product such as Autocount, SQL Account, Sage, or Odoo is the better first move, we say so during the audit.
  • Public pricing bands rather than “contact sales” opacity — see /pricing and the machine-readable /pricing.md.
  • Modular delivery: the first MVP goes live in weeks, and modules are added as operations mature.
  • Malaysia-specific compliance and habits: MyInvois, PDPA, multi-branch stock, and WhatsApp-driven coordination.
  • Clear code ownership and maintainable systems, not a black box you cannot leave.

What we do not do

  • We do not resell packaged ERP licences or take vendor referral commissions.
  • We do not publish paid “best ERP” rankings — see our editorial policy.
  • We do not quote a fixed price before a workflow audit, because the scope is not knowable yet.

Talk to us

Book a free workflow audit on our contact page, email info@sorable.com, or read how we work in our process and pricing. Editorial standards for our guides are published in our editorial policy.

Last updated: 8 September 2026