One system instead of nine disconnected spreadsheets.

Nimikh is an ERP development company in Dhaka, Bangladesh building custom ERP software for small and medium enterprises — sales, purchasing, inventory, accounts, HR and payroll connected in one system, delivered module by module so you are never waiting a year to see value.

What is erp software?

ERP software connects the separate functions of a business — sales, purchasing, inventory, accounts, and human resources — so they read and write to one shared set of records. When a sale is recorded, stock, receivables and reporting all update from that single event. The benefit is the elimination of duplicate data entry and the disagreements between departments that duplicate entry causes.

Nimikh builds this as bespoke software from Dhaka, Bangladesh — fixed scope, fixed price, full source code and ownership transferred to you on completion.

Diagram: separate business modules reading and writing to one shared set of recordsONERECORDSalesPurchaseAccountsHRStock

Built for these businesses.

Growing SMEs outgrowing spreadsheetsManufacturers and processorsDistributors and importersMulti-branch retail groupsService companies with project accounting

The modules we build.

Every project is scoped to what you actually need. Nothing here is mandatory — the proposal lists exactly what is in your build and what it costs.

Sales and order management

Quotation to order to delivery to invoice, with each step visible to the next.

Purchase and supplier management

Requisition, purchase order, goods receipt and supplier payables in one chain.

Inventory and warehousing

Shared stock that sales and purchasing both write to, rather than each keeping a copy.

Accounts and general ledger

Transactions post from operations automatically instead of being re-keyed at month end.

HR and payroll

Employees, attendance, leave and salary processing connected to the same cost data.

Role-based access

Each role sees exactly what it needs — the reason ERP is safe to give the whole company.

Management dashboards

Cash position, receivables, stock value and sales trend from live data, not a monthly compilation.

Audit trail

Who changed what and when, across every module, permanently.

The problem, and what changes.

Common operational problems this system is built to remove.
The problem todayWhat the system changes
The same order is entered three times, in three systems, by three people.Entered once; every downstream module reads the same record.
Sales, stock and accounts each report a different number.One shared ledger means there is only one number to report.
Month-end close takes a week of reconciliation.Transactions post as they happen, so close is a review rather than a rebuild.
A full ERP rollout is too large and too risky to start.Phased delivery — the module with the worst pain ships first and pays for itself.
1,20,000starting

Priced from the published Custom Application tier, per phase. ERP is deliberately quoted module by module — you approve and pay for each phase on its own merits rather than committing to the whole system upfront.

Typical timeline
8–16 weeks, confirmed in your proposal

Projects over ৳50,000 are split 40% upfront, 40% at midpoint review and 20% on final delivery. See the full price list.

The local integrations that make software usable in Bangladesh — and the reason an international product often is not.

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ERP Software — frequently asked.

Custom ERP development from Nimikh starts at ৳1,20,000 per phase, based on the published Custom Application tier. ERP is quoted by module rather than as one figure, because a full system quoted upfront is both a large number and a large risk. You approve each phase separately and each one is fixed-scope and fixed-price.
Excel is genuinely good at what it does, and businesses run on it far longer than software vendors like to admit. The point at which it stops working is specific: when several people need to edit the same figures, when a number has to be right in more than one place at once, or when nobody can reconstruct who changed a cell. If you are reconciling versions of the same file or discovering that two departments hold different totals, that is the signal. Before that, ERP is expense without return.
No, and we recommend against it. We start with the module carrying the most operational pain — usually inventory or sales — get it live and earning its cost, then extend. Phased delivery means a smaller cheque, a shorter time to first value, and a much lower chance of the classic ERP failure where an eighteen-month project is abandoned before anyone uses it.
Yes. Multi-branch and multi-company structures are a normal ERP requirement — separate operating records with consolidated reporting for the owner. It needs to be specified during discovery rather than added later, because it affects how the data model is built from the start.
It migrates. A one-time import of your existing customer, supplier, item and opening-balance data is part of the launch phase. The work that actually takes time is cleaning it — duplicate entries, inconsistent naming and missing balances — so we treat that as an explicit scoped task rather than assuming the export will be clean.
Per module, 8 to 16 weeks, which is the standard timeline for custom applications. A full multi-module ERP is a programme of several such phases rather than a single project, and we sequence them so each is live and useful before the next begins.

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A 30-minute call is enough for us to tell you whether custom erp software is worth building for your business — including when the honest answer is that it is not. Proposal within 48 hours.

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