The AI does the data entry. You approve.

Lejar is a Malaysia-first, AI-native double-entry accounting app. It ships with the MPERS chart of accounts and SST-02 built in, imports your bank statements, and keeps the books for each company you run under a single login. It is built to replace Xero for Malaysian businesses.

Lejar is built around Malaysian compliance from the first screen: the MPERS chart of accounts and SST-02 are the default, not add-ons you configure. You hold all your companies in one account and switch between their books in a keystroke. Business includes 3 company ledgers and Pro includes 6, then RM25 a month for each one beyond that, rather than a separate subscription per company.

We publish honest, side-by-side comparisons for each of them at lejar.ai/vs, covering pricing, multi-entity cost, SST-02, e-invoicing readiness, and AI. The short version: Malaysian tax is built in, an AI assistant drafts your entries, and when you run more than one company you switch between them from a single login.

Yes. Every paid plan, starting with Starter at RM39/mo, includes bi-monthly SST-02 return generation alongside the MPERS chart of accounts.

Yes. The Business plan (RM89/mo) includes 3 company ledgers, then RM25 a month each, and the Pro plan (RM169/mo) includes 6 company ledgers, then RM25 a month each (combined group reporting is on the roadmap). The Free and Starter plans each cover a single company ledger.

Yes. Multi-currency accounting, with realised and unrealised FX, is included from the Starter plan (RM39/mo) up.

Yes, on the Business (RM89/mo) and Pro plans. Mark the items you hold as stock-tracked and Lejar counts and values them with FIFO or moving-average costing, holds stock at named locations with transfers between them, runs stocktakes, records write-downs, imports your opening stock from CSV, and warns you at the reorder point. When you post a sales invoice, it drafts the cost-of-goods-sold journal into the AI Inbox for you to approve. There is no point of sale or manufacturing module.

There are four plans: Free (RM0), Starter (RM39/mo), Business (RM89/mo), and Pro (RM169/mo). MyInvois e-invoicing is live, free on every plan, including Free. Paying annually gives you two months free.

Yes. The Free plan is free forever and covers one company ledger with AI bookkeeping automation (30 credits a month), bank-statement import, invoices and bills, and the P&L and balance sheet. Upgrade when you need compliance filing, multi-currency, or more entities.

Yes. AI bookkeeping automation, drafting entries from receipts, bills, and Ask Lejar chat, is included on every plan, including Free. Each plan comes with a monthly pool of AI credits (30 on Free, 300 on Starter, 1,500 on Business, 5,000 on Pro); higher plans simply include more.

No. The AI Inbox drafts a transaction from a receipt, bill, or a chat request in Ask Lejar, complete with line items and SST where relevant. Every draft waits in a review queue and only posts when you approve it.

Every AI-drafted line, whether from the AI Inbox, Ask Lejar, or a bank-statement import, shows a confidence score before you approve it. During a bank import, only the high-confidence drafts are pre-checked for bulk approval; anything below that bar stays unchecked until you review it yourself. Once an entry the AI drafted is posted, it keeps its AI decision record: the model, the confidence score, and whether you overrode the AI’s suggestion.

Your documents are never used to train a model shared with other organisations. Lejar’s AI memory learns your corrections and supplier patterns to get more accurate over time, but what it learns is private to your organisation: you can view it or delete it in settings, and it is included in your PDPA data export.

No. The AI drafts the data entry: it turns a receipt, bill, or a request in Ask Lejar into a journal entry, but you or your accountant approve every entry before it posts. Judgement calls, advisory work, and statutory sign-off stay with your accountant.

Yes, for anything beyond routine bookkeeping. Lejar removes the data-entry grind, not the advisory role: clean, AI-drafted books make your accountant faster at year-end close, SST filing, and tax planning, rather than replacing what they do.