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Saeree ERP for Government

Built around Thai public-sector rules, proven in production

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Saeree ERP for Government

An ERP designed around Thai public-sector rules from day one — not a generic ERP adapted later

Multiple fund sources, multi-level approvals, fixed assets and regulation-driven procurement — what Saeree ERP has done with Thai public agencies for over 20 years.

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3 fund sources in one document

3 fund sources in one document

Government budget · non-budget/revenue · grants — choose the fund source on the same document and report by source instantly.

Reserve → commit → accrue, step by step

Reserve → commit → accrue, step by step

Purchase request reserves budget · PO/contract commits it · disbursement accrues and pays — executives see the remaining balance at the moment they approve.

Procurement by the book

Procurement by the book

Steps under the 2017 Procurement Act — from principle approval and inspection committees to disbursement · ready to integrate with e-GP.

Fixed assets and depreciation

Fixed assets and depreciation

Asset register by category, automatic depreciation, annual stock-take and disposal — from acquisition to write-off.

Budget codes and programme structure

Budget codes and programme structure

Strategy → programme → output/project → activity → line item, tied to budget codes so spending is visible at every level · Buddhist-era calendar and fiscal year.

HR and payroll tied to fund sources

HR and payroll tied to fund sources

Agency/personal calendars and leave · payroll posted to the ledger automatically · fund source recorded per position.

The way agencies actually work

"Memo"-style approvals, signed along the chain of command

Officers are not forced onto unfamiliar screens — the approval page is the memo they already know, with figures and line items pulled from the ERP automatically.

Memo-style approval screen

Three tabs: Memo · ERP data · Attachments

Officers write the narrative and routing ("To the Director, via the Section Head") freely, while line items, amounts, budget and project codes are locked from the system — so the memo and the ledger never disagree.

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Chain-of-command signing

Sequential signing, skip when needed, full history

Signers follow the agency structure (owner → committee → supply → finance → executive), with a "skip" for leave or acting officers, a live status such as "6 of 8 signed", and a transaction-level history of every action.

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In production at public agencies

Government agencies running Saeree ERP

Every agency below runs Saeree ERP for budgeting, procurement, supplies, finance and accounting — with reference letters available for your procurement process.

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Readiness and standards

Integration-ready, secure and auditable

Ready for central government systems

Ready for central government systems

Ready to integrate with GFMIS · e-GP · ThaID; scope agreed during implementation based on what the agency uses.

Security and access control

Security and access control

Two-factor authentication · role-based permissions · SSL grade A+ · full audit trail · on-premise or cloud, per agency policy.

Verifiable standards

Verifiable standards

ISO/IEC 29110 software process for over 10 years (TÜV NORD certificate 2024–2027) · Thai Consultant Level 1 No. 4162, Ministry of Finance · Revenue Department software certification since 2009.

FAQ

Questions public agencies ask most

Which agencies is Saeree ERP designed for?

Government departments, public organizations, state enterprises, funds and other state-supervised bodies that manage money from several sources (budget · non-budget/revenue · grants) and approve through multiple levels of the chain of command.

Do officers have to change how they work?

The system mirrors the paperwork officers already know — the approval screen is a "memo" in official-correspondence format, signed in chain-of-command order, while figures and line items are pulled from the ERP automatically. Staff keep following the same regulations, without re-keying or waiting for paper to travel.

Can it connect to GFMIS or e-GP?

It is ready to integrate with central government systems; the scope and format of each integration are agreed during implementation, based on what the agency actually uses.

Where is it installed and who owns the data?

On-premise inside the agency or on the cloud, according to agency policy. The data belongs entirely to the agency. The system provides two-factor authentication, role-based permissions and a full audit trail.

How long does implementation take?

It depends on scope and the number of modules. Typically the rollout is phased — budget, procurement and finance first, then fixed assets, HR and reporting. Our team is a Ministry of Finance-registered consultant and develops software under ISO/IEC 29110.

Do you provide procurement documentation?

Yes — system specifications, standards certificates and reference letters from agencies using the system in production, for use in your procurement process under agency regulations. Contact us for the document set.

Request a Saeree ERP presentation for your agency

We present the system with real public-sector use cases and prepare the procurement document set — no charge for the presentation.

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