An online shop that does not oversell what you have
The hard part of e-commerce here is not the storefront. It is cash on delivery, returns, courier handover, and one stock figure that stays honest whether the sale came from the shop, the website or a WhatsApp order.
What you get
Stock drops to 11 in the shop and the books at the same moment
Illustrative — not a customer's data
Payments that people here use
Cash on delivery as a first-class flow, plus bKash and Nagad. COD is still most orders, and a shop that treats it as an afterthought loses them.
One stock figure
The website reads the same stock your shop and your books do, so an item sold at the counter stops being orderable online — instead of an apology call the next day.
Orders through to delivery
Order, invoice, courier handover and return handled as one flow, so the money side matches the goods side at the end of the day.
Stock drops to 11 in the shop and the books at the same moment
Illustrative — not a customer's data
What it gives back
How it works today
Orders come through Facebook messages, get written in a notebook, and the shop sells the same piece twice.
With AIOSOL
The shop takes orders around the clock against real stock, and each one lands as an order with an invoice and a courier handover. Selling more does not mean hiring more people to take messages.
Room to grow
The work behind it
We run a nine-outlet retail operation on our own stack, where point-of-sale entries post into a ledger with stock and cash-chain checks applied automatically, and the owner's dashboard reflects it within minutes.
Scope, stated plainly
We build the shop and connect it to stock, payments and courier. We do not run your ads, write your product photography, or operate the shop for you day to day. Payment-gateway approval is between you and the provider — we do the integration once you have an account.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, and it is built as a proper flow rather than a checkbox — the order, the courier handover and the cash collected all reconcile, which is where COD usually leaks money.
If your stock lives in a system we can read, yes. If it lives in a register or someone's head, the honest first step is getting it into one place — otherwise the website will confidently sell things you do not have.
A page is fine for reaching people who already follow you. A website is what shows up when someone searches for the product and does not know you exist — and it is yours, not rented from a platform that can change the rules.
Related services
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