About Singu
Singu is an all‑in‑one CAFM/CMMS platform designed for commercial and industrial real estate portfolios. It centralizes building operations, maintenance workflows, asset management, and ESG/utility data into a single system of record, helping landlords, facility managers, and service providers run complex sites more efficiently. The platform is delivered as cloud software with modules covering work orders, preventive maintenance, inspections, inventory and equipment, vendor and contract management, portfolio analytics, and ESG reporting, and is used across tens of thousands of sites in dozens of countries.([singu.com](https://singu.com/about/))
A Singu charge on a card statement typically relates to a subscription or licensing fee for the Singu platform or one of its modules, billed to a company that uses the software to manage its properties or facilities. Pricing is customized by portfolio size, configuration, and selected modules rather than published as a flat public rate, so the exact amount can vary significantly between customers and billing cycles. In many cases the payment is made via a corporate credit card linked to a Singu account, so the person seeing the charge might be in finance or operations rather than the original software purchaser.([singu.com](https://singu.com/pricing/?utm_source=openai))
To verify a Singu charge, the best first step is to log into your organization’s Singu tenant (or your SSO portal) and check the billing or contracts area, as well as recent invoices emailed to your company’s designated billing contact. If you still have questions, you can reach Singu via the contact form on their website or any dedicated customer success or support contacts your company was assigned during onboarding. Gather your card’s last four digits, invoice numbers, and the date/amount of the transaction before contacting them, as this will help them quickly locate the payment. If no one in your organization recognizes the service, you can request your bank to investigate while you continue internal checks with IT, facilities, or real estate teams who are most likely to have commissioned the software.([singu.com](https://singu.com/about/))