Serene Ho Kai Xin, the firm holds 18 open work items today. 2 of them are yours. The other 16 are absent on purpose: every one of them can be completed by someone else, and an item in this queue that someone else could have finished is the most expensive mistake this firm can make quietly.
Decisions waiting
2
Each one issued singly. There is no bulk control on this screen.
Your minutes on the queue
60
The fixture's own published estimate for today's queue is 60 minutes.
What that costs the firm
S$74.13 – S$104.66
S$1.24–S$1.74 a minute, from the S$85k–120k a year the role costs.
Entities one RQI can carry
427
5,733 available minutes a month ÷ 13.4 median minutes per entity per month.
The division the business turns on. At implied capacity the corporate secretarial contribution — 427 × S$300.00 = S$128,100.00 — just covers a fully-loaded RQI, and only at the top of the cost range. Today the firm runs 11 entities in scope against one RQI, which is 2.6% utilisation: the constraint is nowhere near binding yet, and the figure says so rather than flattering it.
Ready: Registration status is read from the firm's RQI roster and cannot be suppressed
A lapsed, expired, suspended or out-of-endorsement registration blocks every approval command from this queue and states the date and the remediation step in this band. The pinned fixture does not carry the roster, so no status is asserted here — and no approval could be issued without one.
Sign-off inventory
Ordered by statutory jeopardy: P16 state rank first, then the effective deadline, then penalty exposure, then age. Each row carries its exceptions, because a queue described as “exceptions and approvals only” has to put the exceptions where the reviewer cannot miss them.
Decision type
Exceptions
2 items
The 2 decisions awaiting the Registered Qualified Individual
There is deliberately no selection column, no “approve all” and no keyboard shortcut that submits an approval from this list. An approval is a personal statement about one payload, carrying personal accountability to ACRA; a checkbox column would turn that statement into a gesture. Each decision opens on its own surface and is issued one at a time.
What each one is, and what it costs you
Exceptions first, then the clock, then the minutes. The minutes are priced because they are the scarce thing: the whole product exists to take work out of them.
Case acceptance·WI-1063
Tanjong Rhu Marine Services Pte. Ltd.
201744903D · Private Company Limited by Shares
Breachedwaiting 57 days
Exceptions · 2
Escalated to L1
Internal SLA target passed, or the unassigned threshold passed
Past Regivue's own target
Our target was 17 August 2026, 1 day ago. A service matter — it is not a statutory date and it is not counted as one.
The clock on this decision
Regivue’s own target
17 August 2026
1 day ago
One clock only. No statutory date attaches to this decision, so nothing here is a legal deadline and nothing here may be presented as one. Our own target is a service promise.
Estimated RQI minutes
46
The balance of the queue's published estimate once the filing's median is taken out. Its own category row names a risk tier, so that row is not read here.
What those minutes cost
S$56.83 – S$80.24
At S$1.24–S$1.74 a minute — the S$85k–120k range over 68,796 decision minutes a year.
Against this company’s whole year
S$300.00
Corporate secretarial work contributes roughly that per entity-year. This one decision takes S$80.24 of it at the top of the cost range.
No case particulars on this surface. The subject, the risk rating, the screening state and the review that triggered this case are held on SCR-CONSOLE-060 and are not rendered here.
S$300.00 falls due if the statutory date passes unmet.
Escalated to L2
Statutory date inside the rule's lead-time window and the item is not in progress
The duty behind this decision
ACRA
Annual filing of a foreign company — head-office accounts
At risk
Statutory date · ACRA
24 August 2026
in 6 days
Set by ACRA. Regivue cannot move this date.
Regivue's own target
19 August 2026
in 1 day
Our service target, 5 days ahead of the statutory date. It is a promise we make to you — it is not a legal date.
Two separate dates. Missing our own target is a service matter; the statutory date is the one with consequences.
Estimated RQI minutes
14
Median for filing approval — foreign company annual filing; p90 22 minutes.
What those minutes cost
S$17.30 – S$24.42
At S$1.24–S$1.74 a minute — the S$85k–120k range over 68,796 decision minutes a year.
Against this company’s whole year
S$300.00
Corporate secretarial work contributes roughly that per entity-year. This one decision takes S$24.42 of it at the top of the cost range.
The payload, its provenance field by field, the attestation and the double-entry confirmation are on SCR-CONSOLE-050. Nothing is approved from this list.
Stated rather than faked. Every one of these is a field the screen specification requires and the pinned fixture does not hold.
Preparer and preparer type
Not held. FR-CONSOLE-205 turns on comparing the preparer against the approver, so the self-preparation notice cannot be shown either.
RQI registration status
Not held. P21 rqi_roster is not in the fixture, so the FR-CONSOLE-209 banner states the rule without asserting a status.
Waiting time from events
Derived instead from each item’s createdAt. The specification sources it from EV-FIL-007, EV-KYC-020 and EV-CNT-005, none of which the fixture carries.
Arriving within five business days
Not derivable. The empty state should name the count expected soon; nothing in the fixture predicts which open items will reach this queue.
Two clocks, never one. The statutory date and Regivue’s own service target are two separate fields on this screen as everywhere else. One of the two decisions here has no statutory date at all — it carries our own target only, and the screen says so instead of borrowing the word “due” and letting a service promise read as a legal deadline. Nothing on this page adds the two together, and there is no combined late count.
An operations lead or the compliance officer may read this queue to plan capacity and sees no attestation control. Nothing here can be delegated, proxied, scheduled or approved on behalf of another identity, and suspicious-transaction items never appear on this surface at all.