The questions that arrive before the first meeting.
What the session costs, what happens to your data, whether you have to switch off what you already run, and how buying differs from renting.
What does it cost to see my system working?
Nothing, and it commits you to nothing. You see it running with your own process first —thirty minutes— and only then decide whether to buy it or rent it.
Do we have to switch off the system we already use?
Not to see it. The nineteen suites are open: you go in by role, with no sign-up and with sample data clearly marked. What happens afterwards is agreed against your indicator, not against an implementation calendar.
What is the difference between buying and renting?
If you buy it, you pay once and the code built for your operation is yours. If you rent it, you pay while you use it and the code remains ours. The data your operation generates is yours in both cases and you can export it whenever you want.
Do you work outside Mexico?
Yes. The systems operate wherever your company does; what is Mexican is the regulation our published archive follows. If your obligation is European or US —CBAM, EUDR, FDA— it is already covered in several of the suites, because our clients export.
How long until it is running?
The first session is thirty minutes. Real scope is agreed afterwards, against the indicator of your sector. We do not publish generic implementation times because they depend on your operation, and a number without that context would be invented.
Who is behind this?
A house with twenty-seven years implementing enterprise systems in operation, based in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, Mexico. Clients include Toyota, Quálitas, GNP, American Standard, Thomas & Betts and VAXSA.