Custom software built around your operation.

It is a system designed and built around how your company operates, instead of bending your company to fit generic software. It is also called bespoke or tailor-made software. It makes sense when one of your processes (how you sell, approve, fulfil or service) is part of what makes you competitive and today lives in Excel or outside your system.

We do not publish prices, because two custom systems can have nothing in common. What drives the cost: how many processes and roles go into the first stage, how many business rules need modelling (pricing, approvals, exceptions), how many systems it has to connect to and how much data has to be migrated. After a first call we give you a range, and the proposal comes in stages, each with its own scope.

As long as the first stage takes, and we design it to go live soon: a module your team uses, not a year of work before you see anything. What stretches a project most is integrations with other systems and cleaning up the data to migrate, which is why both are reviewed during discovery. The schedule for each stage is in the proposal.

Sometimes, and we will say so. An off-the-shelf ERP handles accounting, invoicing and standard inventory well. Custom software is for what the ERP does not cover: your sales rules, your approvals, your after-sales. Often the answer is both, each doing its own job.

Yes, when the process justifies it. A custom CRM makes sense if the way you sell and follow up does not fit an off-the-shelf one. A custom inventory system, if your inventory follows rules of its own: serial numbers, units sold, spare parts. A full ERP, almost never: accounting, invoicing and payroll are best left to an off-the-shelf ERP, with custom software built for what that ERP does not cover.

When that system allows it (an API, an export or a file), yes. We check during discovery, before promising anything.

It can, by connecting to your invoicing provider or your ERP. The sensible choice is usually to leave invoicing where it already works and have the system send it each sale's data, so nobody keys it in again. How direct that connection can be depends on what your provider allows, and we check it during discovery.

It is migrated as part of the project: we look at what is in your files or your current system, what is worth keeping and how it enters the new one. The migration is planned in the proposal, not improvised at the end.

A conversation about how you operate today, even if it is messy: which processes you want to put in order, who runs them and where they live (Excel, WhatsApp, your ERP). If you have the files, forms or reports your team uses, share them: they say more than any specification. With that we tell you what we would build first, and why.

Yes. On delivery, the code, the database and the service accounts are in your company's name. If you decide to work with someone else tomorrow, you take all of it with you.

We are based in Querétaro. We meet in person across the metro area and the Bajío: San Juan del Río, Celaya, León, Irapuato, San Luis Potosí and Aguascalientes. With companies elsewhere in Mexico, and with anyone who prefers to work in English, we work remotely.

Iñaki Zamores, the founder, designs and engineers every platform. The person who understands your business is the one who writes the code, with nobody in between.

We stay with you on a monthly engagement for as long as your company wants, and we recommend it: a system used every day needs someone who knows it. It covers hosting and the database, support for your team, improvements and updates to the site or the system, and the adjustments that legal changes (privacy, invoicing) or security call for. Larger new features are proposed as one more stage, with their own scope. Everything stays in your company's name: you keep working with us because it suits you, not because you depend on us.