A subsidiary abroad that runs like home.
Opening a new market shouldn't mean a new software stack, a new consulting firm and a consolidation spreadsheet at month-end. Headquarters and the subsidiary can share one platform from day one.
Where expansions usually stumble
- One system per country — consolidation by files sent at month-end, discrepancies found late.
- Global vendors treat a subsidiary of a few dozen people as too small to serve properly.
- A different accounting standard in every country — accountants booking twice for two audiences.
On one shared platform
- A new legal entity is a configuration on the platform you already run — not an ERP project from scratch.
- Headquarters sees subsidiary numbers in real time, on one definition of every metric.
- Multi-ledger: each country on its own standard, group reports produced in parallel from one posting.
The companion advantage
When Korean and Japanese companies went global, they went with their own countries' technology firms — a model proven over decades. Apus does the same for companies from Vietnam: a partner that understands how you operate at home, speaks your language, and travels with you into the new market instead of handing you to a global hotline.
Why one platform runs in many markets
Not localization bolted on afterwards — these mechanisms live in the data core and are shared by every market.
Multiple legal entities, one data layer
Headquarters and each subsidiary are separate legal entities inside one system — not one installation per country reconciled by hand.
Multi-ledger, parallel standards
A single posting produces reports under IFRS and under the local standard in parallel — nothing is booked twice.
Multi-currency and consolidation
Transact in each market's currency; consolidate into the group's reporting currency as part of the close process.
Configured per market, no code forks
Country differences live in the configuration layer — standards, document templates, tax — so every market runs the same maintained core.
Featured markets
Markets with dedicated per-country compliance pages — and wherever your destination is, Apus can accompany you: the platform mechanisms are not bounded by country.
Your market isn't listed?
Apus serves customers globally: the platform runs in ten languages, local accounting standards are handled in configuration, and delivery combines remote work from Vietnam with partners — projects outside Vietnam run in English by default. Tell us about your market.
Talk to the delivery team
Forty-five minutes, in the context of your market — scope, compliance and timeline.