Every industry needs something different. See what usually applies and what depends on your circumstances. We quote a package after reviewing your needs.
The product is software, users hand over data, and revenue arrives by subscription or online transaction. What binds you is not a sector licence but electronic system registration, personal data documents, and agreements with users and staff.
Serving food and drink on the premises, in a permanent building. The chain is long because it touches three things at once — location, building, and food — and the order locks.
Producing processed food that is packaged and sold at retail. The licensing route is set by the product, the equipment and the premises — not by the size of the business.
Construction consultancy and construction works. What sets it apart: the company's qualification and the individuals' certification run as a pair, and one cannot issue without the other.
Foreign investors setting up in Indonesia. Two chains run at once and their order is often confused: the entity chain, and the people chain.
Operators of medical clinics. Beyond the operating licence itself, this industry almost always touches hazardous waste and environmental documents — the two items most often left out of the budget.
Course providers and job-training institutions. Two licences that sound alike but issue through different routes, and choosing the wrong one means starting over.
Cross-industry, for any company that employs people. These three documents interlock — one is a condition for another, and the third is where the first two get checked.