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Services · Four lines, one core

Customs compliance, plant integration, data & AI

Every service targets a specific article of the law — not a vague promise.

Line A · The heart of the offering

Digital compliance and traceability (Customs Law 2026)

Digital compliance and traceability (Customs Law 2026)
CodeServiceDescription
A1Digital compliance diagnosticAudit of systems against the 2026 obligations; gap matrix and roadmap. 3–4 weeks, fixed price — the entry point.
A2Electronic file as a systemDocument repository per pedimento (CFDI, contracts, payments, transport) with upload to VUCEM. A request is answered in hours.
A3ERP ↔ Annex 24 synchronizationBOM, consumption and scrap flow with no re-keying; verifiable domestic / foreign distinction; automatic discharges.
A4Reconciliation and preventive auditDaily cross-check pedimento ↔ CFDI ↔ COVE ↔ inventory. We run the SAT's cross-checks before the SAT does.
A5Electronic Value DeclarationAssembly and transmission of the value and its supporting file via VUCEM, before clearance, with prior validations.
A6Tax notification monitorMonitoring of the Tax Mailbox and 32-D opinion with alerts to Teams / Slack. From late 2026 the mailbox consolidates several authorities.

B

Line B · Plant integration

Line B · Plant integration
CodeServiceDescription
B1Automatic shop-floor capturePLCs and sensors via OPC UA: production, scrap and downtime in real time into ERP and Annex 24. Goodbye to paper.
B2EDI with OEM customersX12 830 / 862 / 856 / 810 and EDIFACT over AS2. Avoids chargebacks and manual portals.
B3Legacy modernization without stopping the plantVB6, Access and inherited .NET migrated in phases to JVM + PostgreSQL, running in parallel. Methodology proven in banking cores.
B4OT / IT infrastructure and networksISA/IEC 62443 segmentation, OT cybersecurity, redundancy and backups. Without a reliable network there is no compliance.

C

Line C · Continuity

Executive dashboards

OEE, scrap and customs-fiscal traffic-lights in a single panel for management and headquarters.

Technology compliance retainer

The RMF, the RGCE and their annexes change every year: we adjust systems, maintain the middleware and report risk each quarter. Structural peace of mind for the client.

Line D · Extra service

AI adoption in operational processes

Why now

Automation costs dropped 40–60% in three years and AI costs dropped even faster in the last two. What was a headquarters project in 2023 is viable today for a mid-sized manufacturer — but the mid-sized plant has no in-house team to adopt it with judgment.

Intelligent documents

Automatic extraction from invoices, packing lists and pedimentos to feed the electronic file and the audit — with no human data entry.

Predictive maintenance

Models on the sensor data the bus (B1) already captures, to anticipate failures and reduce unplanned downtime.

Visual quality inspection

Computer vision on the production line for defect detection, with low-cost hardware.

Internal copilots

Assistants over procedures, regulations and plant manuals — with data that never leaves the client's control.

House stance

Technical honesty. We recommend AI only where it pays off, with ROI measured before and after — and where a simple script does better, we say so. It's sold as a top layer: without the integration of lines A and B, AI has no data.

Contact

Start with a diagnostic

We audit your systems against the obligations of Customs Law 2026 and deliver a gap matrix and a roadmap. 3–4 weeks, fixed price — no further commitment.