Demos and Resources
These are BigLedger’s own demonstration recordings and sales decks. Use them to see the product moving, or to show a colleague what a module is for before you commit to reading about it. Use the documentation pages for anything you are going to act on — a setting, a posting, a deadline — because a recording shows the product on the day it was made, and nobody goes back to change it.
Which one to open
Each recording and deck is listed alongside the documentation page that covers the same subject. Choose by what you need to do next, rather than by what looks most like your screen.
| You want… | Open | Why that one |
|---|---|---|
| To see a screen being used, with someone talking through it | A recording below | It is the product in use, by someone who knows it |
| To learn a job step by step, at your own pace | Learn | Narrated presentations a few minutes long, each citing where its facts came from |
| To brief a manager or a buyer on what a module covers | A deck below | Written to explain the value, not to teach the screens |
| To get a setting right | The module or guide page in the last column | It records its sources and the date they were read |
Learn has no presentations on manufacturing or the contact centre. For manufacturing, the module page is what this site has; for the contact centre, the module page and the CRM deck below.
Recorded demonstrations
Both recordings are open to anyone with the link, with no Google sign-in. Each is a working session, not an edited tutorial, recorded on the date shown.
| Demo | Recorded | What it shows | Read about it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Point of Sale | 2 August 2024 | The till in use | Point of Sale module · POS presentations |
| E-invoice setup and Peppol registration | 25 July 2024 | Setting up e-invoicing and registering a Peppol participant ID | E-invoice guides · E-invoice presentations |
The e-invoice recording is the one most likely to have aged. It was made on 25 July 2024, a week before the first businesses in Malaysia were required to issue e-invoices, and every later phase of the rollout came after it. Follow the MyInvois setup guide for the steps, and use the recording only to see what the screens look like.
Presentation decks
Sales decks, in Google Slides. The year is the one in the deck’s own title; three carry none.
What these materials will not do
- They do not change when the product does. A recording is a snapshot of the screens as at the day it was made. A documentation page names its sources and the date they were read; these files carry no such record.
- A deck does not tell you what is installed for you. It describes what BigLedger offers. Whether an applet appears in your menu depends on whether it is installed on your login; nothing turns an applet on for a whole company. Finding your way around explains how to get one installed.
- None of them gives you a place to practise. BigLedger has no self-service sandbox or trial company, so anything you try after watching is done in your real books.
When a demo and your screen disagree
| What you see | Why | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| A menu, button or field in the recording that you cannot find | The screen has changed since the recording | Open the module page in the last column, which describes today’s screen |
| A deck describes something your menu does not have | The applet is not installed on your login — or the deck, written to sell, describes something the product does not have today | If the Applet Store shows the applet to you, install it there; if not, ask your tenant’s Owner or Admin, and BigLedger as the last resort. The module page lists what exists |
| A link asks you to sign in to Google or request access | The file’s sharing has changed since 2026-10-10, when every link here opened without sign-in | Ask through the issue tracker and name the item |
| The demo and a documentation page say different things | The demo is older | Follow the documentation page. It records where its facts came from and when |
How you know you have the current answer
Before you act on something you saw in a recording or a deck, take 30 seconds to check it. Find the same step on the module or guide page linked beside it. If the page says the same thing, you are on solid ground. If the page is different, or does not mention it, follow the page and treat the demo as history.
Press coverage
- BigLedger becomes an MDEC fully accredited Peppol service provider — Business Today, 20 July 2024 (archived copy)
- BigLedger stresses on data efficiency for growth — BizVantage360
What to read next
If you came here to decide whether a module fits your business, read its module page next. It says what the module does and which applets carry it, and it names its sources, which a deck does not. If you came here to learn a job, go to Learn. To arrange a demonstration against your own scenarios, use the issue tracker.