LMS Software for Universities & Higher Education in Southeast Asia
AI-powered learning management system for Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore — hosted in AWS Singapore & Jakarta, multilingual, mobile-first, and PDPA aligned.
Built for the region, not bolted onto it
AWS Singapore & Jakarta hosting
ASEAN data residency. Low-latency from Bangkok to Manila to Ho Chi Minh.
Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay
Cover 600M+ ASEAN learners in their first language — courses, certificates, UI, emails, and notifications.
GrabPay, Dana, OVO, GoPay, PromptPay, MoMo, ZaloPay
Native Southeast Asian payment rails — e-wallets, QR pay, bank transfer — in IDR, PHP, VND, THB, MYR, SGD.
PDPA aligned (SG, MY, TH) + Indonesia UU PDP
Singapore PDPA, Malaysia PDPA, Thailand PDPA, and Indonesia UU PDP 2022 controls baked in.
Mobile-first
ASEAN is mobile-first. DeepTech's PWA + native apps work on entry-level Android with adaptive video and offline mode.
MOHE, CHED, DIKTI, OHEC aligned
Credit structure compatible with Malaysia MOHE, Philippines CHED, Indonesia DIKTI, and Thailand OHEC reporting.
Public universities to corporate academies
Public universities — UI, UGM, UM, NUS, Chula, Mahidol, ATMA, UP
Multi-faculty tenants with bilingual delivery, proctored finals, and SIS integration for the region's top universities.
Private universities & polytechnics
Branded portals for online degrees, micro-credentials, and continuing professional development.
Coaching & test-prep institutes (SAT, IELTS, GMAT, Civil Service)
Pay-per-course storefronts with AI-proctored mock tests for SG, MY, ID, PH, TH, VN exam markets.
Corporate L&D — Petronas, Telkom, BDO, PTT, Vingroup
Branded internal academies for technical, compliance, and leadership training in local languages.
Southeast Asia LMS questions
Which ASEAN data centres do you use?
AWS Singapore (ap-southeast-1) and AWS Jakarta (ap-southeast-3) as primary regions. Your institution chooses the data residency region; learner data stays inside the chosen region unless cross-region replication is explicitly enabled.
Which languages are supported?
Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia, Tagalog (Filipino), Vietnamese, Thai, plus English and Mandarin Chinese. Course content, certificates, learner portal UI, emails, and push notifications switch per learner preference.
Which payment methods are supported?
GrabPay, GoPay, OVO, Dana, PromptPay, MoMo, ZaloPay, FPX, Boost, Touch 'n Go, PayMaya, GCash, plus card and bank transfer. Multi-currency in IDR, PHP, VND, THB, MYR, SGD.
Is the LMS PDPA compliant?
Yes. DeepTech is built with Singapore PDPA, Malaysia PDPA, Thailand PDPA, and Indonesia UU PDP 2022 controls: consent management, data minimisation, learner access/erasure flows, breach notification, and a published DPO contact.
Can it run accreditation reporting for MOHE, CHED, DIKTI, OHEC?
Yes. Standard exports for Malaysia MOHE, Philippines CHED, Indonesia DIKTI, Thailand OHEC, and Singapore SkillsFuture available. Custom reports on request.
Launch your LMS across ASEAN
Talk to our Southeast Asia team — discovery call in English, Bahasa, or Vietnamese.
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