One system for your whole business, not six
AIOSOL Business OS is a modular ERP. Every module shares one database, one login and one permission model, so a sale updates stock and the ledger without anyone re-typing it.
What you get
Illustrative — not a customer's data
Ten connected modules
Finance, Sales, Purchase, Inventory, CRM, HR, Manufacturing, Projects, Analytics and AI — switched on as you need them, not all at once.
Bangla and English throughout
Not a translated skin. Your accounts team can work in Bangla while a report goes out in English, from the same records.
Multi-company, multi-branch
Separate books per company or branch, consolidated when you want the group picture — with role-based access and a full audit trail underneath.
Setup and migration
Chart of accounts, opening balances, products and customer ledgers brought across from whatever you use now, then checked against your existing books before go-live.
Illustrative — not a customer's data
What it gives back
How it works today
The same sale is written into a sales register, a stock register and the accounts book — by three people, on three days, and the three rarely agree at month end.
With AIOSOL
It is entered once. Stock, the customer ledger and the books all move from that one entry, so the month closes on what happened rather than on a reconciliation.
Fewer hands
The work behind it
Thirteen sector-specific implementations are documented on this site, each mapped to the modules that sector actually uses. The dashboard shown throughout these pages is the shipped product, rendered from the same definitions the application uses.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Modules are switched on individually. Most businesses start with Finance and Inventory, then add Sales, HR or Manufacturing as they need them — the data carries forward, so nothing is re-entered.
Yes. Multi Company and Multi Branch are part of the platform, alongside Multi Currency, Multi Tax and Multi Time Zone. Each branch keeps its own books and you can consolidate at group level.
Accounting software records what already happened. A Business OS runs the work that produces those records — the sales order, the purchase, the stock movement, the payroll run — and the accounts fall out of it automatically.
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