- What does Tecnologix do?
- Tecnologix is a nearshore technology partner that builds custom software, web applications, AI integrations, and system connections for businesses in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. The team delivers source code by contract with no long-term commitments.
- Which countries does Tecnologix serve?
- Tecnologix works remotely with clients across the Americas, Europe, and parts of Asia. There is no geographic restriction to Latin America — the team operates in English, Spanish, and Portuguese to serve any market.
- Who owns the source code after a Tecnologix project?
- The client owns the source code. Tecnologix delivers it by contract at the close of every project. There is no platform lock-in and no ongoing license fee tied to the code itself.
- Does Tecnologix require long-term contracts?
- No. Tecnologix does not impose retention contracts. Engagements are project-based: the relationship continues if the client decides to continue, not because a contract requires it.
- What systems can Tecnologix integrate?
- Tecnologix integrates CRMs, ERPs, payment gateways, shipping providers, WhatsApp Cloud API, SII (Chilean electronic invoicing), Mercado Público (public procurement), and custom APIs via webhooks — over 50 tools within the integration portfolio.
- How long does a typical project take from audit to launch?
- Timeline depends on scope. The audit is a free 30-minute session. Proposals are delivered within 48 hours. Build cycles run in weekly sprints with live demos. Simple automations have gone live in 3 weeks in documented cases.
- What industries has Tecnologix worked in?
- Documented production cases span healthcare, restaurants, retail, real estate, solar energy, government, B2B services, education, logistics, DTC ecommerce, and marketplaces, among others.
- Does Tecnologix build ecommerce platforms?
- Yes. Tecnologix builds custom ecommerce platforms on Next.js, NestJS, and PostgreSQL. Clients own the code and host on their own infrastructure, with no monthly SaaS fee. Native integrations for local payment gateways, electronic invoicing, and shipping are included.