mooreinfinity.com

What It Is

Moore Infinity is a professional services firm in South Africa, founded in 1986 and part of the Moore Global network. The website is not positioned as a typical SaaS product; instead, it provides businesses with services such as audit and assurance, outsourced tax and accounting, B-BBEE compliance verification, M&A financing, and global expansion advisory. Its clients include private equity firms and their portfolio companies, SMEs, as well as listed clients related to exchanges such as the JSE, MERJ, and CTSE.

Core Capabilities

Its service lines are fairly comprehensive. On the audit side, offerings include independent reviews, AUP, operational audits, business risk, IT assurance, GITC testing, data analytics, cybersecurity, and intelligent automation. Advisory services cover tax restructuring, M&A, valuations, financial due diligence, independent expert reports, and debt/equity financing. Outsourced services include tax compliance, company secretarial services, financial statement preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll compliance. Another differentiator is that, as a SANAS-accredited B-BBEE Rating Agency, it can provide transformation compliance verification for businesses operating in South Africa.

Pricing and Delivery

The website does not disclose packages, monthly fees, project fees, or payment methods, and no free trial is visible. Procurement likely involves submitting a contact form and receiving a customized quote based on the project scope. This is consistent with the service model of accounting firms and corporate advisory providers, but it is not transparent enough for businesses that need to compare costs quickly.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths lie in local compliance expertise, a cross-border network, professional depth in PE/M&A/listing scenarios, and client feedback highlighting responsiveness, audit quality, and ongoing advisory support. The limitations are also clear: the pages do not present any software platform capabilities, and they lack key SaaS information such as APIs, third-party integrations, permission management, cloud deployment, or self-hosting. As such, it is not suitable to be treated as an enterprise software purchase.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is better suited for companies planning to enter South Africa, establish a local entity, handle tax and payroll, conduct audits, complete B-BBEE verification, perform M&A due diligence, or seek financing—especially private equity firms and high-growth companies. If a Chinese company is only looking for general financial SaaS or collaboration software, this would not be a good fit. Access from mainland China cannot be determined from the main content and is marked as unknown.