What we built for each one, and where it stands today. Client names are not published.
A certification firm ran its on-site audits entirely on paper. We centralized their legal documents and put an app in their auditors’ hands. The whole process is digital today.
Services it backs Process automation
Idea to operation: automated vulnerability scanning, remediation pipelines and AI that orchestrates the tests, looks up intel in real time and proposes tailored fixes. We run their hosting too.
Services it backs Support, evolution, hosting
A company running campaigns with partner brands kept its creative assets, eligibility rules and campaign briefs spread across spreadsheets and chat threads. We built the catalogue that holds brands, assets, campaigns and rules in one place, and on top of it the chain of agents that takes a brief in by chat, checks it is complete, validates every piece against the rules and turns it into tickets the team can execute.
Services it backs AI in the operation
An online store built from zero: catalogue, cart, payments through a gateway, coupons with their usage history, and addresses carrying the tax data a Mexican invoice needs. Products are loaded in bulk from a spreadsheet, and the confirmation, verification and password emails go out on their own.
Services it backs Platforms and apps
Waybills, pickups, branches, distribution centres, routes and drivers in one system. Every step scans the parcel by QR code, and delivery closes with a signature and a photo. The recipient follows the shipment from the web, and the postal code catalogue validates the address before the parcel leaves.
Services it backs Process automation
A queue of topics, agents that research and write, images generated for each piece, and a console where a person approves before anything goes out. The site builds itself from what was approved. The same machinery feeds an email newsletter that assembles itself from the business data and goes to its distribution list.
Services it backs AI in the operation
Player profiles, communities with their own announcements, tournaments with single and double elimination brackets, winners and losers advancing on their own, and the grand final reset when it applies. Chat runs over websocket and is stored, so yesterday’s argument is still there today. Sign in with an account or with Google, with every session listed so it can be closed from another device.
Services it backs Platforms and apps
A management system for small companies where the catalogue, the customers and the quotes live together, and the invoice comes out of the same place with CFDI 4.0, the Mexican electronic invoice. Each company only sees its own: the separation is in the design, not in a permission someone has to remember to set.
Services it backs Process automation
Whoever answers a job ad writes on WhatsApp and an agent replies straight away: it resolves questions with the company’s own information, asks what the role requires, scores and books the interview. The recruiter watches every conversation live and can take any of them without the candidate noticing the change. Underneath there are channel-approved templates, flows per funnel stage, a knowledge base the agent draws its answers from, and candidate search by meaning rather than by exact word. The same machinery serves customer support: the script changes, the system does not.
Services it backs AI in the operation
Plan, generate, approve and publish the content of several brands from one system, each with its data apart and its own connected accounts. Every network comes in through its own adapter, so adding one does not touch what is already publishing. The metrics come back to the same place where the decision was made.
Services it backs Proven bases, reshaped
Mobile apps with their own API instead of a rented backend: sign-up, session, user data and sync on servers we run. One of them left a managed service behind and moved onto ours. On the desktop, the same idea native for Linux, Windows and macOS.
Services it backs Platforms and appsSupport, evolution, hosting
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