Aliro is a platform for agricultural companies from different countries to buy and sell their products.

Companies register and are required to pass verification by Aliro to engage in any activity in the system. Aliro compliance managers review company documents and approve the company or require additional information.

Companies post their listings of either product requests or offerings. Listings include name, grade, specification, quality, cultivation, delivery basis, delivery destination, price on this basis, volume, country of origin, and so on.

Companies can make an offer based on a listing they are interested in.
Offers become complete contracts through a negotiation process, and contracts go through the full cycle, from the initial offer to a signed and executed deal.

The messaging system integrates all parts of Aliro. Companies can chat with each other as usual, but there's also a separate channel for each type of activity - a contract or a tender, company validation, or support tickets.

Whenever a new event happens, such as a new offer being sent, or a company proposing to change terms for a contract, it is delivered as a message, and it can be answered there.

There is also a tender system where companies are invited to compete for a specific product in real time. This helps sellers and buyers to sell their goods at a better price. For example, there is a bidding/auction system for selling goods.