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AIOSOL questions and answers

AIOSOL is an automation company in Bangladesh. We work on industrial automation — reading what machines and production lines already produce; software automation — ERP, accounting, and connecting the systems a business already runs; and AI automation — agents, chat and document work. We also build websites, online stores and Android apps that feed the same systems. Business OS, our modular ERP with thirty-plus modules on one shared database — and custom ones where none of them fits — is the flagship product and runs in production today.

Yes. AIOSOL includes full accounting through its Finance module, plus Sales, Purchase, Inventory, CRM, HR and more on the same database, so accounting data never needs to be re-entered into a separate system.

AIOSOL is priced per company based on the modules and number of users you need, not a flat one-size-fits-all fee. Building the system is a one-time fee. Keeping it running — hosting, the daily backup, updates and support — is a separate recurring fee, and you are quoted both before you commit to either. Contact our sales team for a quote scoped to your business.

AIOSOL is built for Trading, Distribution, Manufacturing, Retail, Wholesale, Service Companies, Construction, NGOs, Educational Institutions, Healthcare, Real Estate, Logistics, Import & Export and Corporate Groups. Industry-specific terminology and workflows are configured per company, not hardcoded.

Yes. AIOSOL supports multi-company, multi-branch, multi-currency, multi-tax and multi-time-zone operations from a single account.

AIOSOL has role-based access control, a full audit trail, encryption and regular backups — each company's data stays isolated in a multi-tenant architecture.

Yes — Bangla and English are both first-class from day one, not a bolt-on translation. Every screen, report and label works in either language, and users can switch at any time.

Related industries

Each sector gets its own page covering the workflows and modules that matter there — not a generic pitch with the industry name swapped in.

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