Grant guide · Last checked 8 Nov 2026
EDGE grant for AI ERP and AI agents: what may apply
Integrated ERP under EDGE
Official figuresS$60,000
Cap on the qualifying cost of the activity
- Outcome with a pre-approved vendor
- 1 weekOutcome with a pre-approved vendor
- Outcome with other vendors
- 10 weeksOutcome with other vendors
- Minimum to quote if not pre-approved
- 3 modulesMinimum to quote if not pre-approved
- Limit on software costs supported
- 12 monthsLimit on software costs supported
Official sources
The official pages we checked.
What changed
EDG, PSG and MRA closed. EDGE took their place.
- 29 Sep 2026
EDG, PSG and MRA ceased
No new applications under the Enterprise Development Grant, the Productivity Solutions Grant or Market Readiness Assistance.
- 30 Sep 2026
EDGE applications open
New applications for business grant support go to the EDGE Grant, one scheme with over 150 activities.
- Applied before 30 Sep?
Old rules still apply
Applications submitted before 30 Sep 2026 are assessed under the old scheme's rules. Ongoing projects are supported to completion and claim.
The headline figures
What the main page says, and what the FAQ adds.
Main EDGE page
“Up to 70% for SMEs and up to 50% for non-SMEs”
The level depends on the activity. Each company can receive up to S$100,000 in total grant support a year, across all activities, with the cap refreshed on 1 April.
What the EDGE FAQ adds
- General funding support is up to 50% for SMEs and up to 30% for non-SMEs.
- The 70% and 50% levels apply to internationalisation and sustainability activities.
- Within the S$100,000, up to S$30,000 a year can go to single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and pre-scoped equipment.
So for an ERP project, the levels to read are up to 50% for an SME and up to 30% for a non-SME, within the S$30,000 digital cap. The 70% figure is for other activities.
Grant cap per company, per year
S$100,000
Shared across all EDGE activities, and refreshed on 1 April each year.
Up to S$30,000 of it on single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and pre-scoped equipment.
The rest is open to other activities, such as internationalisation or sustainability.
Integrated ERP activity
The activity written for ERP projects.
- Qualifying cost
- Capped at S$60,000.
- Support
- Up to 50% for SMEs (S$30,000). Up to 30% for non-SMEs (S$18,000).
- Annual cap
- Counts towards the S$30,000 annual cap for automation and digitalisation, within the S$100,000 overall cap.
- Scope
- At least three functions, such as customer engagement, core operations and human capital management.
- Vendors not pre-approved
- Must quote an ERP solution with at least 3 modules.
- Time to outcome
- 1 week with a pre-approved vendor. 10 weeks with a vendor that is not pre-approved.
- Supported costs
- Software costs, capped at 12 months. GST and maintenance costs are not supported.
- Who can apply
- Registered and operating in Singapore, at least 30% owned by Singaporeans or Singapore PRs, not home-based, and not previously applied for support for this solution.
- What you prepare
- A vendor quotation with the scope and a cost breakdown, and a projection of cost savings for 1 year after completion.
- Conditions
- Finish within 18 months from approval. The solution must be used or implemented in Singapore.
TeamSleek is not a pre-approved vendor. With us, the outcome takes 10 weeks and the quotation must cover at least 3 modules. Pre-approved packages are listed on IMDA's SMEs Go Digital.
Large-scale Digital Transformation
For larger AI and integration programmes.
The activity lists cloud-based enterprise platforms, data analytics and visualisation, AI/ML, RPA and workflow automation, and integrating legacy systems with a new digital architecture.
Support is up to 50% for SMEs and up to 30% for non-SMEs. The project must show measurable impact on growth and efficiency, and involve integration or standardisation across systems such as business, sales and procurement. Automating an isolated task is not supported.
It asks for more work before you apply and an audit before you claim, so it suits a programme in phases more than a quick build.
Read the activity pageWhat it asks for
- 1A project proposal, plus vendor proposals and quotations.
- 2Audited or management-certified financial statements for the last financial year.
- 3Projections for 3 years after completion: revenue growth, cost savings, and overseas sales if applicable.
- 4Projections of new jobs with a gross monthly salary above S$5,000, overall and for Singaporeans only, for 1 year after completion.
- 5At claim: an audit firm from Enterprise Singapore's Panel of Auditors, with the engagement letter signed before you claim.
The rules
Rules that decide your timing.
Apply before any work starts or any payment is made
You must not have started work, or paid any payment or deposit to a supplier, before you submit the application.
Vendors cannot apply for you
Your own authorised staff submit through Corppass. A vendor or any other third party may not apply for or manage the grant on your behalf.
No relationship with your supplier
Your suppliers must have no relationship, connection or dealings with your company, its related companies, directors or shareholders.
Claims come after full payment
You claim once the project deliverables are complete and every project expense is paid in full. EDGE accepts a single, final claim.
Fast build or grant
Fast build or grant: choose one per project.
Fast build, no grant
Start when the scope is signed.
- 1
Scoping call
One workflow, a sample export, who approves what.
- 2
Written scope and price
Agreed before any work starts.
- 3
Build
Quick build: 2 to 3 days of build. Build: 4 to 5 days of build.
- 4
Live on your data
Agents draft, your team approves.
Grant route
Start only after you apply, and usually after the outcome.
- 1
Scoping call
The same call. We note that you want the grant route.
- 2
Written scope and quotation
For Integrated ERP, a vendor that is not pre-approved must quote at least 3 modules.
- 3
You apply
Your own staff, through Corppass. No work, no payment, no deposit yet.
- 4
Wait for the outcome
10 weeks for a vendor that is not pre-approved.
- 5
Build, then claim
Finish the work and pay in full, then make one final claim.
Our part
What we do, and what we don't.
We do
- Help you scope the project so your application is clear.
- Give you a written scope and quotation, itemised by module.
- If you choose the grant route, start no work and take no deposit until you have applied.
We don't
- Apply for you, or handle or manage the grant.
- Promise a grant outcome or a percentage for your project.
- Decide eligibility. Enterprise Singapore does that.
EDGE support is paid to you as a reimbursement, after your claim. It is not a discount on our price.
Harbourline Supplies: integrated ERP, phase 1
- EDGE activity named by the client
- Integrated ERP
- Modules quoted
- 4 (minimum 3)
- Sales and quotations
- Purchasing
- Inventory and warehouse
- Finance and accounting
On hold until the client applies
No work started. No invoice or deposit issued.
Sample data. Harbourline Supplies Pte Ltd is not a real company.
Related
Read next.
SleekDigital guide
EDGE for software development
The general EDGE guide for custom software, apps and websites, on sleekdigital.sg.
Pricing
Pricing
Published bands and no per-user licence fees.
Platform
AI ERP
An ERP built around your process, with agents inside each module.
Trust
Security and AI controls
Your data, your code, and how agents are limited and logged.
Questions
EDGE questions we get asked.
Is EDGE the same as PSG or EDG?
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What percentage will our project get?
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Can TeamSleek apply for us?
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Can we start the build while we wait for the outcome?
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Do AI agents qualify for EDGE?
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Is GST covered?
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We applied for PSG or EDG before 30 Sep 2026. What now?
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Is TeamSleek a pre-approved vendor?
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Where can we check eligibility?
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Grant or fast build, start with the scope.
In 30 minutes we look at one workflow, what a first phase would cost, and how the grant route would change the timing. Enterprise Singapore decides the grant.