Short answer
EDGE's exact document checklist has not been published by EnterpriseSG. Based on the EDG and PSG model it replaces, expect: company ACRA profile, audited financials (1-2 years), project scope and proposal, cost quotations from a pre-approved vendor or consultant, and projected productivity outcomes with baseline data.
Key facts
- Company: ACRA profile, 1-2 years audited financials, UEN
- Project: scope document, timeline, vendor/consultant quotation, cost breakdown
- Outcomes: baseline productivity data, projected KPI improvements with methodology
- Whether a consultant certification number is required depends on the activity - not yet published for EDGE
Company documents: ACRA business profile (recent), financial statements for the past 1-2 financial years, UEN, bank account details for grant disbursement.
Project documents: detailed project scope and objectives, implementation timeline, cost breakdown from a pre-approved vendor or consultant, justification for grant support.
Outcome documents: baseline data for the productivity or capability indicators the project is expected to improve (e.g. current processing time, headcount cost per task), projected outcomes with methodology, and - for disbursement - post-project evidence of outcomes achieved.
For activities where EnterpriseSG requires a pre-approved vendor, that mechanism is confirmed to carry into EDGE - bring the vendor's pre-approved solution details. Whether EDG's current consultant-certification requirement carries into any EDGE activity, and what documentation would evidence it, has not been published by EnterpriseSG as of this writing.
Practical tip: the project scope and baseline data are the most time-consuming documents to prepare and also the most important for assessment quality. Begin with these before the portal opens.
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Sources:EnterpriseSG, IMDA, NTUC, Singapore Government open data. Factual content (grant rules, eligibility, vendor data, pricing) is sourced directly from official government portals and remains the copyright of those respective agencies. Analysis, commentary and editorial framing are the author's own. Always verify the latest on GoBusiness, EnterpriseSG, or SMEs Go Digital before applying.