Program software

The catalogue is designed around work a participating business or development organization already needs to do. Program pricing is an incentive, but the policy purpose is stronger day-to-day operating capacity.

“Pilot” means the product or integration is being introduced to a controlled first cohort. Prices shown are founding program rates and remain subject to an approved subscription agreement. Products that support professional work do not replace qualified legal, accounting, customs, or tax advice.

Founding catalogue

GLApilot

General Ledger & Accounting

Bookkeeping, invoicing, expense control, and export-ready financial records for growing firms.

Core operationsentrepreneurs and small businessProgram price to be approved

GPMpilot

Goals & Project Management

Turn a trade-development plan into accountable work, milestones, evidence, and results.

Core operationsall participantsProgram price to be approved

OPSpilot

Office Productivity Suite

Shared documents, calendars, team workspaces, and routine office workflows at a program rate.

Core operationsentrepreneurs and small businessProgram price to be approved

TAXpilot

Cross-Border Tax Planning Workspace

Scenario, evidence, and adviser-collaboration workspace for established firms; it does not provide automated tax determinations.

Corporate planningestablished businessScoped engagement

CRMpilot

Customer & Partner CRM

Manage buyers, distributors, introducers, opportunities, and follow-up across markets.

Market developmentall participantsProgram price to be approved

DOCSavailable

Trade Document Studio

Guided capability statements, packaging briefs, partner packs, and first-customer documents.

Market developmententrepreneurs and small businessInclusion terms to be approved

EDOavailable

Economic Development Portfolio

Consent-based business portfolio, capability planning, referrals, milestones, and aggregate program reporting for verified EDOs.

Program deliveryverified edoIncluded with verified role

Access is not automatic

A participant requests a product from the authenticated workspace and explains the intended use. TPEP records a separate entitlement decision. Connected products then apply their own roles and permissions; they do not inherit an EDO’s portfolio relationship as private-data access.