More output, same team
Technology clears away what makes the factory stop and wait: paperwork, retyping and information that arrives late.

All five divisions working for your plant, from planning to tax compliance. You hire what you need and deal with just one company.
Technology clears away what makes the factory stop and wait: paperwork, retyping and information that arrives late.
Materials, hours and purchases in view, to cut what isn't needed.
Fast quotes, customers followed up and easy buying.
Instant answers and each customer's history at your team's fingertips.
The factory's numbers up to date and in one place, so you can decide without waiting for the month-end spreadsheet.
Records and approvals on phones and tablets, with no double entry.
Systems up, data backed up and everyone seeing only what they need.
A new line or another plant, and the systems grow with you.
If technology can solve it, we'll build it. Tell us yours.
Share my goal For example: integrate the new branch, get an app for the sales team or automate the monthly report.The systems that keep production running.
AI that reads the operation and alerts the right people.
The structure that supports and protects your systems.
The company's identity on every invoice and document.
The in-house products Prototic builds.
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78.6%
The project can start with a single area. Scope, timeline and investment come in writing in the proposal, before any contract.
54.2%
You don't need to build an IT team to get started. Whoever builds it also supports it, with the support period set in the contract.
47.2%
Role-based access, a log of every change, backups and data handled in compliance with Brazil's LGPD.
45.1%
The systems are designed together, by a single team, and talk to the ERP when it allows integration.
Percentage of manufacturers with 100 or more employees that cited each obstacle, among those already using advanced digital technologies. 2024 data.
How hiring works, where to start and what your company keeps.
No. You hire only what makes sense for the factory, from one division or several, and you can start with one area and add the others later.
Yes. The project can start with the most urgent area, such as maintenance or production reporting, and expand to the others later.
Yes, as long as the ERP allows integration via API, files or database. Orders, inventory and invoices stay in it, and what we build exchanges data with it. The briefing confirms the approach.
It depends on the scope. After the briefing, you get a written proposal with scope, timeline and investment.
It is. In the systems we build, each person accesses only what their role allows, and every change is logged. Data is handled in compliance with Brazil's LGPD.
Your company does. The code and the data stay in its name.
Sending the brief creates no commitment. If the project makes sense for both sides, we move on to the proposal.