What clients say
after working
with us
These are real accounts from companies that engaged us for audit readiness, customer strategy, and technology planning work across Peninsular Malaysia.
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"The audit readiness engagement was exactly what we needed before bringing in our external auditors. Rashid's team identified three control gaps we hadn't considered, and the mock walkthrough made our internal staff far more prepared than they would have been otherwise. The three-week timeline was kept to the day."
"We'd been selling to everyone and reaching no one particularly well. The segmentation work helped us realise that two of our five customer segments accounted for 70% of our margin. Our approach to sales has changed considerably since. The persona profiles are still in active use by the marketing team."
"We'd been planning a major ERP replacement for two years without making a decision. Calvin's technology roadmap engagement cut through the paralysis. The vendor shortlist and evaluation criteria gave us a framework to actually compare options. We selected a system within six weeks of receiving the deliverables."
"What stood out was the way they ran the review sessions — they weren't just presenting findings, they were genuinely making sure we understood the analysis. Our finance team came away with a much clearer sense of our control environment than they had going in. That understanding is what we actually needed."
"Nurul's customer data analysis was thorough. She found patterns in our purchase data that our own team had overlooked for years. The channel alignment recommendations were particularly useful — we'd been investing in the wrong channels for two of our key segments. Not a cheap lesson, but an important one."
"The three-year digital roadmap gave our board something concrete to discuss for the first time. Previously, technology conversations were vague and went nowhere. The budget framework alone was worth the engagement fee — it helped us have a productive conversation with potential investors about our technology direction."
A closer look at three engagements
Financial services company, Kuala Lumpur — preparing for first formalized audit
A 90-person financial services firm had grown from a founder-led operation to a mid-sized business without ever establishing formal internal audit processes. Their incoming board required audit readiness within three months.
Rintis Lab conducted a full control environment assessment, reviewed existing process documentation, identified 14 control gaps, and ran two days of mock audit walkthroughs with the finance team.
The company passed their first formal internal audit with no material findings. The audit readiness checklist became the basis for their ongoing control monitoring framework, used quarterly since completion.
Consumer goods distributor, Penang — moving from broad targeting to focused strategy
A distributor with 3,000+ customers was spending marketing budget across all segments without clear prioritisation. Acquisition costs were rising and conversion rates declining, but the internal team lacked the tools to diagnose why.
Rintis Lab analysed three years of transaction data, applied value-based segmentation, developed five distinct customer personas, and mapped each to the most appropriate acquisition and retention channels.
Within two quarters of implementing the targeting framework, the company reduced acquisition spend by 22% while improving conversion by 18% in their two priority segments. The persona profiles are used in every new campaign brief.
Manufacturing company, Shah Alam — replacing legacy ERP after years of indecision
A 200-person manufacturer had been operating on an ERP system past its support date for four years. Every technology discussion ended in disagreement between operations and finance. A decision was needed, but the criteria for making it were unclear.
Rintis Lab audited the existing system landscape, mapped business capabilities against current gaps, evaluated four vendor options against agreed criteria, and produced an eight-week implementation sequencing plan with budget by phase.
The company selected a vendor within six weeks and began implementation in the following quarter. The budget framework reduced scope creep to less than 8% of the original estimate — significantly better than the industry average for mid-market ERP implementations.
Petaling Jaya, Selangor
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