“The accountant needs a receipt from March, two years ago”
It came by email, but nobody knows which mailbox or what the subject was. And the number isn't in the email: it's inside the PDF.

Work
Apps, systems and websites we've built. Out of discretion, they're shown without names or brands: what matters is the work.

You look up an invoice by its number. The problem is that the number is almost never in the email itself: it's inside the attached PDF, or in a photo of a document. It works for any business that runs on email.
It came by email, but nobody knows which mailbox or what the subject was. And the number isn't in the email: it's inside the PDF.
The proof is a photo of the signed delivery note. It's an image: no text search can find it unless it has read it first.
Three people, three mailboxes, and the search has to be repeated in each one.
Because the email said “envío”. One accent mark or a tax ID with dashes, and the email search gives up.
Purchasing, sales and management are connected once, and every search goes through all of them at the same time.
PDF, Word and Excel from the inside, plus photos and scans with text recognition.
With or without accents, a tax ID with or without dashes, an amount with or without commas, or just part of the number.
Read-only permission from Google: it can read, never send or delete, and it never sees the password.
file formats read from the inside
mailboxes searched at once
per search (measured: 0.5 to 0.8 s)
emails stored on disk

The email view, with its attachments

Text read from an attached photo

Accounts connected as read-only
Orders that arrive by email get lost among dozens of messages, and some are seen too late. Now a system checks the inbox every minute, recognizes orders and quotes (even by the attachment's file name), pulls out quantities, urgency and delivery date, and alerts the person in charge on WhatsApp.
If an alert isn't delivered, it retries and sends a warning by email. Every order is logged in a spreadsheet, so the history builds itself.
III · Web design
Designs made for clients, shown without their names or brands.
A business starting from zero: no website, no social media, no logo. We made the brand and the website, designed so a customer can request a quote in two taps.


Custom nutrition and training plans. The website explains what each plan includes and how the coaching works, and lets people book a spot from their phone, with poster-style type that sticks.


Their first website: a catalog with search, WhatsApp orders and a bilingual version. Live on their own domain.
Product catalog with online ordering for businesses and individuals, its own admin panel, automatic alerts for every order and a bilingual version. An editorial-style home page with a ship's wheel that turns slowly.
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