Community
The people building companies here
Founders, finance leads and operators running businesses in Indonesia, and the team that keeps their back office standing up.
Running a company in Indonesia involves a lot of quietly learned knowledge: which KBLI actually gets approved, what a tax officer means by a particular question, how other people handle payroll at forty staff. Almost none of it is written down. This is where we put ours, and where you can reach the people who have already solved the thing you are stuck on.
Where to find us
Regulatory changes, hiring notes and the occasional argument about how Indonesian back offices should actually run.
InstagramThe Denpasar side of the firm: the team, the work, and short explainers for founders who prefer them visual.
FacebookAnnouncements and longer posts, useful if this is where your network already is.
WhatsAppThe fastest way to reach an actual person. Most questions get answered the same working day.
Read first
The written stuff is already public
Regulatory updates, operating notes and plain-English definitions of the terms that trip founders up. No sign-up, no gate.
What we are putting together
These are being organised now rather than already running. Register your interest and we will tell you when the first one is scheduled — we would rather say that plainly than publish a calendar with nothing in it.
Open sessions where you bring the compliance, tax or hiring question you have been putting off, and a senior operator answers it in front of everyone. No pitch.
Short walkthroughs when something material changes, such as the AHU annual report rules or a shift in the final tax regime, with what it means for a normal company.
Small groups of finance and ops leads comparing how they actually run month-end, payroll and reporting in Indonesia.
