Software division · since 1999
An AI software lab.Cognitive Agentic AI at the core.
Management systems, expert copilots, commerce platforms, apps and full 3D games: complete custom software built around an AI that does the work — not a chatbot bolted on. Backed by 27 years of European engineering.
- Management & ERP
- Expert copilots
- Commerce
- Education
- 3D games
- Built to order
How we start
A diagnosis before a proposal
We map where the time goes and label every task one of two ways. There is no third label.
- A system can do it Admin & invoicing Reconciles, files, and flags what does not add up.
- A system can do it Purchasing & suppliers Tracks orders and deadlines, chases on its own.
- A system can do it Customers & orders Answers the repetitive; escalates the unusual.
- A system can do it Data & reporting Reports that build themselves, traceable to source.
- Stays with a person Negotiation & relationships Prices and relationships stay yours.
- Stays with a person Judgement & exceptions The exception is decided by a person, not a system.
- A system can do it
- Stays with a person
The last two rarely move. When someone tells you they do, ask who answers when it fails.
Run the numbers
What the repetitive part costs you today
Use your own figures. We will not tell you how much you would save: nobody knows that without looking inside your business. This is only what it costs now.
Invoices, orders, delivery notes
From arrival to closed
Fully loaded hourly cost
This is half the equation. The other half — which of it a system can take over and which it cannot — is exactly what the diagnosis answers. Anyone quoting you a savings percentage without looking at your operation is making it up.
Company
Not new. The software is.
AIM is the software division of a European technology company that has been designing and shipping product since 1999.
- 1999
- Founded
- 27
- Years operating
- 20+
- Countries
- ~30
- People
Markets and partners
AIM operates in Spain and, through a local company, in Taiwan. We are open to conversations about other markets.