Industrial Software & Systems Integration

Digital workflows designed around your operation.

We work alongside your team to design, implement and evolve software for the processes that need better control, traceability and visibility — with integration defined around the systems you already run.

The first conversation is free. Start in writing — no meeting required.

Technician in safety glasses measuring a machined steel part with a digital caliper at a workshop bench
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Paper inspection forms on a clipboard, ring binders, a caliper and sticky notes on a machine, on a shop-floor workbench
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Where processes slip

Recognize any of these?

  1. 01

    A machine's history is scattered

    Spread across folders, spreadsheets and people's memory.

  2. 02

    Records exist, but can't be found

    A simple question about one job turns into a search.

  3. 03

    Assembly depends on who's on shift

    The critical steps live with a few experienced people.

  4. 04

    Problems after delivery are hard to trace

    Rebuilding what was done, when and by whom takes too long.

These are process problems first — so we start with the process.

See where we help
Two people mapping a process on a whiteboard with sticky notes and arrows, next to the shop floor
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How we work

Designed with the person who runs the process

Your process owner shapes the workflow with us and validates each stage before it goes live.

  1. 1Understand the operation
  2. 2Map and design the workflow together
  3. 3Validate scope, rules and exceptions
  4. 4Implement in controlled stages
  5. 5Support adoption and continuous improvement
How a project runs

Featured project

Machining and machine manufacturing · Brazil

Quality control and equipment history for a machining and machine manufacturing business

Quality control, technical records and equipment history — designed with an internal operations lead.

Read the project

Project scope

  1. Incoming inspection
  2. Service & maintenance
  3. Machine history
  4. Guided assembly
  5. After delivery

Published as project scope. Client name withheld.

In production at a concrete products manufacturer: an operations system synchronized with the company's ERP. See that project

Planner on the phone in a mezzanine office overlooking the factory floor, with a laptop and printed documents on the desk
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Your existing systems

Your ERP stays where it is

We build what it doesn't cover and define integration system by system — only where it's technically viable.

Your ERPSystem of record: finance, inventory, invoicing
Data exchangeDefined per system: API, database access, files — or none
Process workflowStages, owners and records the ERP doesn't cover
Illustrative: the actual exchange depends on what each system allows.

What process needs more control?

Describe it in a few lines. We reply by email.

Or write to contato@pro9digital.com