SHENGYI CO., LTD.
Product Catalogue

Products of SHENGYI CO., LTD.

Seven products developed in-house: five systems sold under a perpetual licence and installed on customer premises (OMGO, SynERP, SynBA, SynAccess, SynCall), a subscription label designer (Label Editor), and one open online tool (Configurator). Each entry states what it fits, what it does not, and how it is priced.

Company
SHENGYI CO., LTD.
Tax ID
62222816
Phone
02-8666-3131
Email
contact@shengyiltd.com
Address
7F., No. 3, Ln. 70, Anmin St., Xindian Dist., New Taipei City, Taiwan
Service hours
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00
Download this catalogue (PDF)

A4, ready to send. Each product also has its own PDF on its page.

At a glance

How the seven products compare on type, deployment and timeline. Configurator carries published prices; the rest are quoted to project scale, because the range is wide enough that a headline number would not survive contact with a real requirement.

  • OMGO
    Type and deployment
    On-premise · perpetual licence, installed on your server
    Who it fits
    Brands still taking orders by hand, marketplace sellers who want their own storefront, shops going online alongside the counter
    Timeline
    About 2–4 weeks, depending on how clean the product data is
    Price
    Quoted to scale
  • SynERP
    Type and deployment
    On-premise · perpetual licence, installed on your server
    Who it fits
    SMBs running inventory in spreadsheets, channel businesses selling through several routes, buyers under assortment pressure
    Timeline
    Staged rollout with a parallel run; scoped by module
    Price
    Quoted to scale
  • SynBA
    Type and deployment
    On-premise · server installed inside the building
    Who it fits
    Offices and industrial buildings with central plant, existing sites with mixed equipment brands, buildings pursuing intelligent-building certification, integrators
    Timeline
    Scoped by point count and site conditions — survey, communication test, acceptance and training included
    Price
    Quoted to scale
  • SynAccess
    Type and deployment
    On-premise · one Windows machine on site
    Who it fits
    Sites still on 701SQL, multi-floor and multi-door offices and plants, residential buildings, SMBs that want attendance to flow into payroll
    Timeline
    Scoped by reader count and headcount; readers can move over from 701 one at a time
    Price
    Quoted by readers, headcount and modules
  • SynCall
    Type and deployment
    On-premise · sits alongside the existing PBX
    Who it fits
    Businesses taking orders by phone (TV shopping, mail order, clinics, service counters) and advertisers judging TV or radio slots
    Timeline
    We confirm the PBX can emit call events before anything else; then scoped by the state of the customer list
    Price
    Quoted to scale
  • Configurator
    Type and deployment
    Online tool · open and free to use
    Who it fits
    People with no idea what a site should cost, anyone already collecting quotes, sales reps and resellers who need a number on the spot
    Timeline
    Instant estimate; we follow up within one working day of an enquiry
    Price
    From NT$15,000
  • Label Editor
    Type and deployment
    Cloud subscription · can also be self-hosted
    Who it fits
    Shops, warehouses and small factories printing labels daily, food and logistics businesses whose label fields are set by regulation, and organisations whose data cannot leave their own network
    Timeline
    Free to start immediately; self-hosted deployments quoted by seats and setup
    Price
    Free; Pro from NT$390 / month
01

OMGO

E-commerce platform. Catalogue, campaigns, checkout and fulfilment for a brand’s own storefront, in one admin.

Type and deployment
On-premise · perpetual licence, installed on your server
Timeline
About 2–4 weeks, depending on how clean the product data is
Who it fits
Brands still taking orders by hand, marketplace sellers who want their own storefront, shops going online alongside the counter
Price
Quoted to scale
  • Convenience-store pickup, cash-on-delivery and e-invoicing are standard coverage, not add-ons.
  • Inventory connects to SynERP so the shop floor and the website read one number.
  • Payment and logistics accounts are opened in the brand’s own name and stay with the customer.
  • After launch Shengyi maintains the system and ships updates.
When it is not the right fit

If you carry only a handful of products, or you are running a one-off campaign, a monthly-fee storefront platform is usually the better deal.

Full specification for OMGO
02

SynERP

ERP system. Inventory, orders, purchasing and accounting all hang off one stock figure.

Type and deployment
On-premise · perpetual licence, installed on your server
Timeline
Staged rollout with a parallel run; scoped by module
Who it fits
SMBs running inventory in spreadsheets, channel businesses selling through several routes, buyers under assortment pressure
Price
Quoted to scale
  • Products and inventory are the spine of the system; every other module hangs off it.
  • Receivables, payables, input/output tax and e-invoices follow Taiwanese accounting and tax practice.
  • The RFQ module launched in August 2026, bringing quote requests and responses into the system.
  • Modules roll out in stages — the accounting side can stay as it is rather than being replaced all at once.
When it is not the right fit

Manufacturing that needs work orders, BOMs and production scheduling sits outside these modules, which are built for trading and channel businesses.

Full specification for SynERP
03

SynBA

Smart building management platform. HVAC, lighting and water monitored, alarmed and scheduled on one screen.

Type and deployment
On-premise · server installed inside the building
Timeline
Scoped by point count and site conditions — survey, communication test, acceptance and training included
Who it fits
Offices and industrial buildings with central plant, existing sites with mixed equipment brands, buildings pursuing intelligent-building certification, integrators
Price
Quoted to scale
  • Delta and Siemens PLCs alongside BACnet and Modbus devices, all on one server.
  • Designed against the six indicators of the 2024 Intelligent Building Evaluation Manual.
  • The server writes a heartbeat into the PLC; the PLC itself detects the loss and falls back to local control.
  • Points, alarms, schedules and every screen — backgrounds included — export as one package, so the second site costs far less than the first.
When it is not the right fit

If you only need to watch a single machine — one chiller, say — the manufacturer’s own controller is usually cheaper and sufficient.

Full specification for SynBA
04

SynAccess

Access control and attendance. Talks to your existing readers directly — swipes, people and cards, attendance — and exports in the 701SQL format for existing attendance software.

Type and deployment
On-premise · one Windows machine on site
Timeline
Scoped by reader count and headcount; readers can move over from 701 one at a time
Who it fits
Sites still on 701SQL, multi-floor and multi-door offices and plants, residential buildings, SMBs that want attendance to flow into payroll
Price
Quoted by readers, headcount and modules
  • Export options map one-to-one to 701Client’s time-clock settings, so the attendance software stays.
  • Swipes are committed before the reader deletes them; while offline they stay on the reader and are collected on reconnect.
  • Access, attendance and payroll, and community management in one system, with three-tier accounts scoped by department and reader.
  • An online demo wired to simulated readers shows the real screens before you commit.
When it is not the right fit

Readers and controllers whose protocol has not been verified need checking before they can be connected.

Full specification for SynAccess
05

SynCall

Caller ID. The number and the customer’s name land on the front-desk screen the moment the phone rings.

Type and deployment
On-premise · sits alongside the existing PBX
Timeline
We confirm the PBX can emit call events before anything else; then scoped by the state of the customer list
Who it fits
Businesses taking orders by phone (TV shopping, mail order, clinics, service counters) and advertisers judging TV or radio slots
Price
Quoted to scale
  • No need to replace your PBX. The Tecom SDX500 runs in production at a customer site; other models are verified before we quote.
  • Boots straight into a full-screen board in large high-contrast type — the front desk learns nothing new.
  • The Excel or CSV your ERP exports uploads through the admin page and takes effect at once; lookup stays instant at tens of thousands of records.
  • Optional ad-slot analytics attribute each call by timestamp to the product on air.
When it is not the right fit

If call volume is low to begin with, or nearly all your orders arrive online, the return is hard to justify.

Full specification for SynCall
06

Configurator

Online configurator for website projects. Tick the plan and the features, see the total and the timeline update live.

Type and deployment
Online tool · open and free to use
Timeline
Instant estimate; we follow up within one working day of an enquiry
Who it fits
People with no idea what a site should cost, anyone already collecting quotes, sales reps and resellers who need a number on the spot
Price
From NT$15,000
  • Three plans carry a starting price: single-page LP NT$15,000, multi-page brand site NT$35,000, multi-page plus database app NT$60,000.
  • Responsive, dark mode, multilingual, members, payments, booking, SEO and GA4 are tick-box add-ons; each one moves the total and the timeline immediately.
  • You can screenshot the result and never submit — it works fine without leaving your details.
  • Sales can use it to walk a customer through what they actually need, instead of taking it back to the office.
When it is not the right fit

For a well-defined project involving system integration or a large data migration, the configurator’s number is only a floor.

Full specification for Configurator
07

Label Editor

Label designer in the browser — millimetre layout, barcodes, QR and Chinese fonts built in, straight to the printer with no driver.

Type and deployment
Cloud subscription · can also be self-hosted
Timeline
Free to start immediately; self-hosted deployments quoted by seats and setup
Who it fits
Shops, warehouses and small factories printing labels daily, food and logistics businesses whose label fields are set by regulation, and organisations whose data cannot leave their own network
Price
Free; Pro from NT$390 / month
  • Nine element types and eight barcode symbologies (Code 128, EAN-13, EAN-8, Code 39, UPC-A, ITF-14, DataMatrix, QR Code), including GS1 application identifiers.
  • Chinese fonts ship with the editor and labels are rasterised before printing, so they never depend on the printer’s own font set.
  • Import a CSV, bind columns to text and barcodes, and one design prints a whole batch with different content.
  • The print agent sends EZPL / ZPL / TSPL straight to Godex, Zebra and TSC printers with no driver; it starts on boot and updates itself.
  • Twenty-two templates across eight use cases arrive with dimensions and fields in place, so regulated labels such as food labelling do not lose a field.
When it is not the right fit

If you only print a few labels now and then, Word will do; conversely, reconciling label content against an ERP in real time or routing every label through approvals is work for the ERP and the process system.

Full specification for Label Editor
Getting a quote

Tell us the scale — catalogue size, number of channels, point count, call volume — and we will put a written quotation against it. Where a product does not fit the requirement, we say so before quoting rather than after.

02-8666-3131contact@shengyiltd.com7F., No. 3, Ln. 70, Anmin St., Xindian Dist., New Taipei City, Taiwan
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