We design applications and systems to solve specific operational, administrative and information-integration processes. We can take part from functional analysis through development, go-live, documentation and support.
A software project should start from the process that needs to be solved, not from a list of technologies. Before defining the architecture we review users, business rules, available information, integrations, security and how the operation works. When the project requires it, we also integrate servers, networks, storage, maps, video, sensors or external services.
01Custom softwareSystems developed around each organization's processes and rules.
02Web applications and portalsWeb portals and applications for lookup, data entry, operations and self-service.
03Business systemsSystems to centralize inventory, records, tasks and traceability.
04APIs and systems integrationConnecting platforms, services and devices through APIs and integrations.
05Databases and migrationDesign, migration and cleansing of operational and geospatial data.
06Dashboards and reportsDashboards and reports to track indicators and the status of the operation.
07Applied artificial intelligenceAI for classifying, extracting, assisting with and analyzing information.
08Computer vision and GeoAIAutomated analysis of images, video and geospatial data.
09Process automationAutomation of tasks, validations, notifications and recurring processes.
10IoT and telemetrySensors, position, statuses and measurements integrated in real time.
11Digital twin and 2D/3D visualization2D/3D maps and models connected to assets, layers and telemetry.We develop systems when an off-the-shelf tool does not cover the workflow, business rules or integration your operation needs. The scope is defined from real processes, users, permissions, data and expected results.
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We build web applications to look up, enter, operate and manage information. We design responsive interfaces and connect the application to existing services, databases or infrastructure.
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We digitize processes that currently rely on spreadsheets, emails or isolated applications. The goal is to centralize information, assign responsibilities and keep traceability of every operation.
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We design APIs and connectors to exchange information between in-house platforms, third-party systems, devices and external services. We define authentication, validation, error handling, logging and exchange rules.
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We design data structures and migration processes for operational, administrative and geospatial information. Before moving data we review formats, relationships, duplicates, validation rules and the backup strategy.
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We build dashboards to track indicators, events and the status of the operation without relying on manual reports. Data can come from databases, APIs, sensors or existing systems.
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We integrate artificial intelligence models when there is a concrete use case and suitable data. We prioritize measurable tasks such as classification, information extraction, document assistance, analysis and automation of repetitive activities.
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We apply image and geospatial data analysis to identify objects, changes, patterns or conditions that would be costly to review manually. The scope depends on data quality and the required level of accuracy.
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We automate repetitive tasks across applications, databases and services to reduce manual data entry and errors. Each workflow is documented and controls are set up to detect failures or exceptions.
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We integrate devices, sensors and telemetry sources with monitoring applications. We can bring position, statuses, measurements, events and alerts together in an interface designed for the operation.
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We build 2D/3D interfaces to represent assets, facilities, territory and operational data when the spatial component adds context. The visualization can be integrated with GIS, telemetry, video and project records.
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Systems that bring together events, users, assets, documents, process statuses, maps, telemetry or field information.
Tools for purchasing, inventory, records, approvals, reporting, tracking and internal processes.
APIs, connectors and services that exchange information between applications, databases and external sources.
Processing of information, images or documents to support classification, search, analysis, detection and automation.
We review the users, processes, information, current problems and results the system must deliver.
We document modules, workflows, permissions, integrations, acceptance criteria and priorities.
We define the components, database, APIs, infrastructure and security controls suited to the project.
We build module by module and connect the systems or services included in the scope.
We validate features, permissions, data and integrations before go-live.
We document the solution and, when contracted, follow up on adjustments, maintenance and new phases.
We do not tie the project to a single tool. We choose the architecture based on the type of application, data volume, integrations, security and deployment model. We can also build on existing infrastructure when it makes technical sense.
Yes. First we document processes, users, information, modules and integrations. With that scope we define the architecture, phases and project estimate.
It depends on the technology and the access available. We can review APIs, the database, documentation and integration mechanisms before proposing any change.
Not necessarily. First there must be a clear use case, suitable data and an objective way to evaluate the result. If AI does not bring a measurable improvement, it should not be the center of the project.
Yes, when the architecture and requirements allow it. We can also integrate virtualization, storage, backup, networks and access controls as part of the same project.
The scope can include technical documentation, operating manuals, deployment procedures and training for users or administrators.
To prepare a proposal we need to know the goal, the users, the available information, the systems to be integrated and the expected result.
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