01 / Platform
OneERP.Nineteenmodules.Onelogin.
Built for Bangladesh’s retail shops, online stores, and omnichannel brands. Catalog → Storefront → POS → Inventory → Books — all in one.
BizRP is a commerce-first ERP built in Go — bKash, SSLCommerz and Pathao native, English & বাংলা on every row, priced in BDT.
14-day trial. No credit card. EN + BN out of the box.
The killer feature
Your phone is your POS.
No hardware. No queues.
No terminal hardware to buy. No per-till seat licence. No ghost inventory. Cashiers ring up sales on any Android or iOS device they already carry. A laser-eye barcode scanner that fits in a pocket, in every language your customer speaks.
Camera barcode scanner.
No laser reader, no keyboard dongle. The phone camera reads 1D and 2D codes in any light, indoors or out.
Every staff phone is a till.
Eid rush, puja rush, year-end wedding season — hand another phone to the floor. No per-terminal licence. No new hardware.
Stock decrements right. By construction.
Each device is pinned to a physical_store warehouse under a fine_product parent. What leaves the till leaves the right shelf in your ledger. Not by hope.
02 / Why BizRP
Built for the way South Asian SMEs actually run.
The ERP that ships like software, not a consulting project. Six principles we do not compromise.
- 01
Bilingual by default
Every product, brand and category has English and Bangla names plus AI-written Bangla alt text.
- 02
One codebase, two tiers
Flip module toggles instead of buying a new ERP when you outgrow the small one.
- 03
Business rules live in the UI
SKU patterns, warehouse visibility, tax templates — toggles, not consultant scripts.
- 04
Thirteen Go microservices
Single VM per tenant group. Enterprise shape, SME bill.
- 05
One product catalog
Storefront, DAM, POS and accounting share one catalog — no CSV handoffs between tools.
- 06
BD compliance, first-class
Bangladesh Bank audit track, bKash and SSLCommerz are first-class citizens, not afterthoughts.
03 / What you get today
Six shown. Thirteen more on /features.
Inventory
Distributed stock with four-type warehouses and bin-level parity.
Catalog
One product source of truth. Bilingual rows, SKU patterns, EAV attributes.
Sales
Quote to cash with pricing rules, delivery notes, and returns.
POS
Mobile-first terminal tied to a physical_store warehouse. Stock decrements right.
Storefront Builder
48 unified elements, 52 starter templates, true WYSIWYG — not a theme picker.
Accounting
GL, AR/AP, bank reconciliation and statutory reporting for BD/SAARC.
04 / Differentiators
Five things no other ERP for this market actually does.
- 01
Every business rule is a UI toggle.
warehouses.show_in_storefront is a per-row flag, not a hardcoded “fine_product only” policy.
- 02
Four-type warehouse hierarchy.
WIP and raw-material types baked in — ready for light manufacturing without a separate module purchase.
- 03
SKU pattern system with 3-scope override.
Tenant default, override per category, override per product. Configured through the UI, not buried in cryptic regex.
- 04
AI product entry.
Point a phone camera at a product and get a draft with title, description, category and Bangla translation.
- 05
True WYSIWYG storefront builder.
48 unified elements, version history, layer navigator. Not a theme picker with custom CSS.
03 / The honest comparison
Why not Shopify, Woo or ERPNext?
Each of them is good at one slice. None of them is built for a Bangladeshi shop that takes COD on Pathao, bKash on a QR, and card on SSLCommerz — while keeping the books straight.
We respect them. We compete on the gap.
Shopify
- Strength
- Storefront + checkout
- Gap for BD commerce
- USD pricing (~$30+/mo). No bKash / Nagad native. No Bangla. Not built for COD-first commerce.
WooCommerce
- Strength
- Storefront + plugins
- Gap for BD commerce
- Needs a developer to stand up. No ERP backend. No inventory or accounting under it.
ERPNext
- Strength
- ERP depth
- Gap for BD commerce
- Commerce features feel like afterthoughts. No native BD courier integration. UX is clunky for shop-floor staff.
Local custom build
- Strength
- One-off fit
- Gap for BD commerce
- Vendor lock-in. No SaaS economics. No upgrades. No SLA. Breaks when the freelancer disappears.
BizRP
Our take- Strength
- All of the above, BD-native
- How we close it
- Self-serve in 2 hours. BDT pricing. bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz and Pathao native. Full ERP under the storefront.
- 01
Shopify
Strength
Storefront + checkout
Gap for BD commerce
USD pricing (~$30+/mo). No bKash / Nagad native. No Bangla. Not built for COD-first commerce.
- 02
WooCommerce
Strength
Storefront + plugins
Gap for BD commerce
Needs a developer to stand up. No ERP backend. No inventory or accounting under it.
- 03
ERPNext
Strength
ERP depth
Gap for BD commerce
Commerce features feel like afterthoughts. No native BD courier integration. UX is clunky for shop-floor staff.
- 04
Local custom build
Strength
One-off fit
Gap for BD commerce
Vendor lock-in. No SaaS economics. No upgrades. No SLA. Breaks when the freelancer disappears.
- 05
BizRP
Our takeStrength
All of the above, BD-native
How we close it
Self-serve in 2 hours. BDT pricing. bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz and Pathao native. Full ERP under the storefront.
05 / Distribution
The store you run today. A network tomorrow.
Every BizRP merchant already runs a full store. Marketplace is the layer we are building to join those stores into one destination, so shoppers find every brand in one search and one checkout, while each merchant keeps its own brand, gateway and warehouses.
See the marketplace visionOn the BizRP roadmap, not yet live
06 / Pricing
Five plans. One codebase.
Flat monthly + Custom.
Priced in BDT, not dollars translated. Unlimited users on every tier — pay for features, not seats. Each plan matches a growth stage; upgrades flip module toggles, data does not migrate.
Planned and in-progress features listed per tier land end of April 2026. See the full feature breakdown.
07 / In production
Real Bangladeshi commerce brands run their storefronts and back-office on BizRP today — one login, one catalog, one ledger.
ByteHub
Fashion / tech retail“Inventory across our 5 locations + storefront in 2 weeks.”
— ByteHub Founder
Deshal
Fashion house“Replaced our custom-built ERP. Books + 2 warehouses + 40+ staff onboarded in a sprint.”
— Deshal Owner
- 13
- Go microservices
- 1 VM
- Multi-tenant footprint
- EN + BN
- Bilingual on every row
Integrated with
- Wenme
- Darwan
- BitsPath
- Groq
- PV
- Cloudflare R2
- SSLCommerz
- bKash
- Pathao
Auth by Wenme (OAuth 2.1 + PKCE), permissions by Darwan (ABAC), comms by BitsPath. No home-grown auth anywhere.
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