Atisolve builds custom software, mobile applications and web platforms for businesses in Indore. We work remotely on Indian business hours, which means direct contact with the developers on your project rather than a relationship routed through account management.
Below: what we build, how a remote engagement runs, and what to check about any development partner before money changes hands. Contact details are at the end.
Indore's position in the middle of the country is the reason a great many businesses here are distributors — food and agri products, pharmaceuticals, FMCG, industrial supplies — serving territories that stretch across Madhya Pradesh and into neighbouring states. That geography, rather than any technology consideration, is what shapes their software problem.
A distributor covering a dense urban market and one covering several hundred kilometres of small towns have almost nothing in common operationally, even if they sell the same goods. In the second case a salesperson may visit a retailer once a month rather than weekly, connectivity on the road is unreliable, delivery costs vary enormously by route, and a stockout discovered on Tuesday cannot be fixed until the next trip.
Software built for urban distribution fails here in predictable ways. It assumes a connection when the order is taken. It treats every delivery as costing the same. It gives head office yesterday's picture when the useful question is what the last visit found. And it has no concept of a route that takes three days.
What actually helps is a system that works offline and syncs later without losing anything, that knows the real cost of serving each route rather than each order, and that makes the gap between visits visible so it can be planned around rather than discovered. Those are unglamorous requirements and they decide whether the system gets used.
Beat plans, salesperson visits, order capture that works without a connection, delivery scheduling and route-level cost visibility.
Purchases, stock across godowns, dispatch, returns and reconciliation for businesses running several product lines.
Android apps for field sales and delivery built to work offline on modest phones, with the backend they depend on, as one system.
For food and pharmaceutical distribution, where batch, expiry and recall traceability are operational necessities rather than nice to have.
Platforms where retailers place orders and check dispatch themselves between visits, rather than waiting for the next call.
Connecting Tally or your ERP to operations, e-way bills, GST filing and logistics partners so a figure is entered once.
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Conversations about the operation before any estimate exists — including, for distribution work, riding along on an actual route. What a salesperson does at a shop counter is rarely what the process document says. Unpaid.
A written breakdown of what gets built, sequenced and priced, with assumptions and exclusions stated rather than left to be discovered later.
Working software every two weeks, starting with the most painful area. Real use reshapes requirements far more reliably than a specification review does.
Field systems get piloted on a single beat before rollout. It contains the disruption and surfaces the practical problems — the screen unreadable in sunlight, the sync that fails at the edge of coverage — while they are cheap to fix.
Staged rollout with training in Hindi where that is the working language, and close monitoring afterwards. Field staff who cannot get help quickly stop using a system within a fortnight.
A maintenance retainer or a documented handover to your own team, without the handover being priced punitively.
A shared WhatsApp, Slack or Teams channel with the developers on it rather than a ticketing portal, and written weekly summaries whether the news is good or not. Same time zone, so questions get answered the same day.
Distributors covering wide territories where stock records, route costs and visit frequency all need to be visible together.
Procurement from farmers and mandis, grading, batch records, storage and dispatch with traceability buyers increasingly require.
Batch and expiry tracking, distributor stock visibility and field force reporting across multiple states.
Institutions and coaching businesses handling admissions, attendance, assessment and fee collection across disconnected systems.
Hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centres joining up patient records, appointments, billing and report delivery.
Production planning, quality tracking and dispatch for units in and around the industrial areas, integrating with accounting already in place.
Indore produces a considerable number of engineering and management graduates and exports many of them to Bengaluru, Pune and Hyderabad. For a business here, that means hiring a developer is achievable and keeping the specific one who understands your system is much harder — the offer that takes them away is usually from a bigger city rather than a competitor down the road.
The practical protection is not a retention policy but a build that does not depend on any one person: conventional patterns rather than personal invention, documentation written for whoever arrives next, and more than one person familiar with the codebase. Every firm claims this, so test it by asking mid-project for a walkthrough of part of the system by someone who did not write it.
For Indore's food processing and agri businesses, the hardest part of the operation sits at the very start, and it is the part software usually ignores. Procurement happens at mandis and from farmers directly, at prices that move daily, for goods whose quality is assessed by eye and negotiation rather than by specification.
This resists tidy systems. A purchase may be agreed verbally, weighed on someone else's scale, adjusted for moisture or foreign matter after a look at the sample, and settled partly in cash. Any system that demands a clean purchase order before the goods can move will simply be bypassed, and once buying is happening outside the system the stock position is fiction.
What works is a system that accepts reality and records it: provisional entries that get corrected later, quality deductions captured as a reason rather than an unexplained adjustment, and settlement that can lag the delivery. That gives you something the ledger never did — the ability to see which suppliers consistently deliver the quality they claim, and what the deductions actually cost you across a season.
If you need someone physically in your office every day, hire locally — our remote model will frustrate you rather than serve you well. If you need a large team mobilised at short notice, a bigger services firm is genuinely better structured for that than we are. And if a properly configured off-the-shelf distribution product would meet your requirement at a fraction of the cost, we will point you toward it rather than build a custom system around a problem somebody has already solved, even though saying so means losing the work.
We quote per project rather than publishing a rate card, because two jobs of similar size can differ enormously once route coverage, offline handling and integration work are accounted for. Estimates state their assumptions and exclusions so you can compare them fairly against anything else on your desk.
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No. We are a remote-first team serving clients across India and prefer to say so plainly rather than imply a local presence. We work Indian business hours and travel where a meeting genuinely needs to happen in person. If a local office is a firm requirement, we are not the right fit.
Yes, and for field work in these territories it has to. Orders, visits and collections are stored on the phone and synced when a connection returns, with conflicts handled explicitly rather than by overwriting. The part worth asking any supplier about is what happens when two people change the same record offline — a vague answer there means data loss you will discover months later.
Too variable for a meaningful single figure, and any firm quoting one before understanding your operation is guessing. What matters as much as the number is what it covers — training, data migration and support are commonly left out of cheaper quotes. Our estimates list assumptions and exclusions so you can compare fairly.
You do, in full, written into the contract — source, deployment configuration and documentation. Wherever possible we deploy into your own cloud account so the infrastructure is yours as well.
Yes, and for food and pharmaceutical distribution it is usually the requirement that justifies the project. The useful test of such a system is whether it can answer a recall question quickly: which batches went to which retailers on which dates. If that takes a day of searching, the tracking is nominal rather than real.
No, and we would advise against it. Tally normally stays as the accounting system of record while the new system handles operations, with data moving between them so nothing is typed twice.
This decides whether the project succeeds and it is a design problem rather than a training one. A salesperson at a shop counter with a customer waiting will not use anything slower than their notebook. We design for one-handed use on a modest phone, support Hindi, keep the order screen to as few taps as possible, and pilot with actual field staff rather than with office users.
Yes. Sometimes we take a defined module while they maintain the rest; sometimes we supply expertise not available in-house. Agreeing the boundary and review process up front matters more than any technical decision, because uncertainty about ownership causes most of the friction.
Yes, routinely and usually before the first detailed conversation. If your pricing, margins or retailer relationships are sensitive, raise it at the outset.
Call +91 91082 92463 or email atisolve@gmail.com with a description of the problem — a paragraph is enough. We will propose a free discovery conversation with no obligation, and if we are not the right partner we will say so.
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