International schools here carry local obligations no overseas platform was built for. Commun handles them natively — IRB e-invoicing, local payment rails, MYR to the sen, WhatsApp and three languages. No bolt-ons. No second system.
Overseas systems were designed for other markets and other tax regimes. They can't submit an IRB e-invoice, they don't speak FPX or Touch 'n Go, they round money the wrong way, and they treat Malay and Mandarin as an afterthought. Bridging those gaps means consultants, spreadsheets and a finance team doing by hand what should be automatic. Commun closes every one of them out of the box.
Each one is a real, shipped capability — not a roadmap promise. Turn the modules you need on as you grow.
Approved bills convert to IRB-compliant e-invoices and submit through the official portal — validation status and UUID tracked end to end.
FPX online banking, Billplz, Touch 'n Go and QR sit alongside Stripe and bank-transfer-with-proof — families pay the way they already do.
A ringgit engine that accounts to the sen across deposits, wallets, installments, credit notes and refunds — no rounding drift, ever.
Reach every parent on the channel they actually read, with approved WhatsApp templates for bills, reminders and bulletins.
The entire system — portals, app, notifications and templates — speaks English, Malay and Mandarin, not just a translated marketing page.
Per-school data isolation, consent-aware family records and audit trails — student and guardian data handled in line with the PDPA.
The finance team works one ledger. When a bill is approved it becomes an IRB e-invoice and submits automatically — and the status column tells you exactly where every document stands.
Parents settle fees with FPX, Billplz or Touch 'n Go in a tap, and see every screen — bills, receipts, reminders — in English, Malay or Mandarin.
Walk through MyInvois, local payments and trilingual portals on real school data — and judge for yourself why a global SIS leaves gaps.
