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AIM Computer Solutions, Inc. is an American software company that develops enterprise resource planning (ERP), electronic data interchange (EDI), and supply chain automation software for automotive production part suppliers and other discrete manufacturers. The company specializes in software designed to support automotive manufacturing operations, including barcode labeling, order management, and shipping processes aligned with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) requirements.

Founded in 1991,^[1] AIM Computer Solutions serves automotive suppliers across North America,^[2] including the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The company operates as an independent subsidiary of Valsoft Corporation following its acquisition in 2022.^[3]

AIM Computer Solutions was founded in 1991 to develop software solutions tailored to the operational and compliance requirements of automotive manufacturers and their suppliers. From its inception, the company focused on automotive EDI, barcode labeling, and shipping processes supporting OEM and Tier 1–3 supplier mandates.

Over time, AIM expanded its product portfolio beyond EDI into ERP and manufacturing execution capabilities. The company's software evolved to include embedded automotive business logic supporting cumulative accounting (CUM), just-in-time (JIT) and Kanban shipping, AIAG-compliant labeling, and advanced shipment notification (ASN) processing.

In February 2022, AIM Computer Solutions was acquired by Valsoft Corporation, a Canada-based company that acquires and operates vertical market software businesses. Following the acquisition, AIM became part of Valsoft's Aspire Software portfolio and continues to operate independently.

AIM Vision is the company's primary ERP platform designed for repetitive and discrete automotive manufacturers.^[4] The system integrates ERP functionality with automotive-specific EDI, barcode labeling, order management, and manufacturing execution system (MES) capabilities.

AIM Vision supports production planning, material requirements planning (MRP), capacity planning, inventory management, quality and traceability, and shipping operations. The platform includes preconfigured automotive trading partner logic and standardized barcode label formats to support OEM compliance requirements.

The system supports mobile and barcode scanning technologies for real-time shop-floor and warehouse operations.

AIM AutoSys is a stand-alone EDI, packaging, labeling, and shipping control solution that can be deployed independently or as part of AIM Vision.^[5] It is used by automotive suppliers operating multiple facilities or using third-party ERP systems.

AutoSys manages inbound and outbound automotive EDI transactions, customer-specific packaging rules, barcode labeling, cumulative accounting, and ASN generation in alignment with OEM requirements.

AIM AutoCOR is an EDI and order-management solution developed for manufacturers using Epicor ERP systems.^[6] AutoCOR integrates automotive EDI, labeling, and shipping processes with Epicor's demand management and financial modules while allowing Epicor to remain the system of record.^[7]

The solution is used by automotive suppliers seeking to meet OEM shipping and compliance requirements without extensive ERP customization.

AIM Computer Solutions provides software implementation services, training, consulting, and ongoing technical support. The company offers services related to automotive EDI onboarding, ERP implementations, compliance readiness, and manufacturing process optimization.

AIM also hosts customer training programs and user group meetings focused on ERP usage, EDI compliance, and operational improvement.

AIM Computer Solutions primarily serves automotive production part suppliers, including Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 manufacturers. Its software is designed to support industry standards and requirements such as:

• AIAG barcode labeling standards
• MMOG/LE^[8] (Materials Management Operations Guideline/Logistics Evaluation)
• IATF 16949 quality management standards
• OEM-specific EDI and shipping mandates

Following its acquisition by Valsoft Corporation in 2022, AIM Computer Solutions operates as an independent subsidiary within Valsoft's Aspire Software operating group.

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