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WhatsApp automation · AI · RPA

Let software do the repetitive work.

Invoices, reports, follow-ups, collections. We build the robots that handle them in the systems you already use, so your team can focus on the work that actually needs a person.

Remote-first · Measured numbers, each with its source

Illustration: an invoice robot posting a batch, a purchase order approved on WhatsApp and the weekly report email.
Illustrative

Companies we have worked with

  • Copini Group
  • Grupo Doce D'ocê
  • Grêmio Industrial Patobranquense
  • Colégio Integral

Every logo here is published with the company's permission. Our case studies stay anonymous.

Results from client work

  • 2 h 42 min

    to post 300 invoices into a web-based construction ERP, about 32 seconds each

    Measured

    Execution logs · May 8, 2026

  • 305 of 305

    invoice totals checked against their line items, with zero discrepancies

    Measured

    Execution logs · May 2026

  • 21 of 22

    weeks the robot delivered the expiring-contracts report

    Measured

    Execution logs · June to October 2026

  • 12,205

    files imported into a rebuilt document system, none missing, each checked by SHA‑256

    Measured

    Migration check · September 2026

For a Brazilian industrial construction group (precast concrete and construction). The client's name is withheld.

What we do

Three ways to take repetitive work off your team's plate.

Each one starts with the same free 30-minute assessment.

01WhatsApp Automation

Customer service, approvals and collections on WhatsApp.

Built on the official WhatsApp Business Platform, with answers that come from your own systems.

  • Self-service for invoices and bookings

  • Document approvals in one tap, recorded back in your system

  • A person takes over when the conversation needs one

Your company

online

Hi! Can you send me my October invoice?9:41 AM
Sure, Carla. Here is your October invoice, due November 7.9:41 AM
PDFInvoice-October.pdfPDF · 1 page9:41 AM
Thanks! Could I pay on the 10th instead?9:42 AM
Due-date changes are handled by our billing team. I'm handing you over to Ana, who will reply right here.9:42 AM

Conversation handed to Ana (Billing)

Ana · Billing

Hi Carla, the 10th works. I've updated it in our system.9:44 AM
DemoDemo conversation. We run flows like this one in production on the official WhatsApp Business Platform.
02AI Automation and RPA

Robots that work through the same screens your team uses.

In your ERP and web portals, they post invoices, pull reports and enter contracts.

  • Where possible, robots attach to a session your team already logged into, so the password stays with your people

  • Scheduled reports by email, with a run history and failure alerts

  • Several robots share one login through a queue, with an audit trail

Outgoing invoice 0291

Posted
  1. Receivable
  2. Tax header
  3. Items
Customer
Customer A
Due date
Nov 7
Tax profile
Standard sale
Line items
4 items

Sum of items matches the total

›Total checked · invoice posted, log saved

Illustrative data
03Software Development

When the tool you need doesn't exist, we build it.

Management systems, dashboards, member portals and integrations, made around how your team works.

  • Management systems and ERP modules, one for each area of the business

  • Dashboards fed by the systems you already use, refreshed on a schedule

  • Member portals with bookings, member cards, invoices and a self-service chat

  • Financial control where nothing is deleted and every change records who made it and when

  • Action plans where every deliverable has an owner, a due date and evidence, validated in two steps

As of October 2026, 27 application services we built are running in production on a server we operate.

Action plans

Plan · Site quality

Two-step validation
  • Update the inspection checklist

    Quality · Oct 12

    Validated
  • Train the field team

    Operations · Oct 20

    Awaiting validation
  • Review supplier terms

    Purchasing · Oct 28

    Reminder sent

Evidence attached · SHA-256

Illustrative data
Ready products

Two products already built and running.

Software we run and sell as it is. Both came out of the same back-office work.

01Credencia

Tickets, check‑in and courses.

Our ticketing, check-in and course platform. Tickets go out by email as a PDF with a signed QR code, your staff checks people in from a phone, and a course ends with a certificate.

  • Attendees get their ticket without creating an account

  • Single-use QR check-in at the door

  • Comp tickets, discount codes, price tiers, reminders and self-service cancellation

  • Courses with attendance and a PDF certificate verified by QR code

Our first event site went live in August 2026, for a 120-seat in-person seminar in Brazil.

Convention center

Business Seminar 2026

Date
Nov 12
Time
8:00 AM
Room
Auditorium

Signed QR · single use

#7F3A9C21

Ticket active

Entry approvedChecked in at 8:02 AM
Illustrative data
02Residely

The building, in the chat residents already use.

Our condo management product. Bills, notices, package alerts and bookings of common areas on WhatsApp, with a dashboard for the building manager, the management company, the board and the front desk.

  • Bills, notices and package alerts in the chat

  • Common areas booked in the same conversation

  • One dashboard per role, and a cash book with PDF statements

In production in a condominium.

Your building

online

A package arrived for unit 304. It is at the front desk.6:12 PM
Thanks! Can I book the party room on Saturday?6:14 PM
Saturday the 18th is free from 7 PM. Want me to book it for unit 304?6:14 PM
Yes, please.6:15 PM
Booked. The front desk and the building manager can see it, and the rules are in the confirmation.6:15 PM
DemoDemo conversation. Residely runs on the official WhatsApp Business Platform.
How we work

Assessment, pilot, then launch with monitoring.

You see the cost before you commit, and the software working before you scale it.

  1. 01

    30 min · free

    Assessment

    We map the three most expensive repetitive tasks in your operation and tell you what automating them would cost.

  2. 02

    2 to 4 weeks

    Pilot

    We automate one task first, so you see it working in your own process before you commit to more.

  3. 03

    Ongoing

    Launch and monitoring

    The robot goes live with a log of every action and an alert when a run fails, so your team knows what ran and what didn't.

See it working

Your operation, on one screen.

A sample app with a tab for each kind of work we automate: the overview, the invoice queue, a contract entered in the ERP, an approval on WhatsApp and the Monday report.

Operations

Sample company

Live

Live indicators, one trend chart and the events as they arrive. Each event opens its tab.

47

Invoices posted today

10

Contracts entered · last 7 days

2

Approvals waiting

Invoices posted per day · last 10 working days

Live activity

Illustrative data · demo
Selected projects

Real projects, each with its current status.

A selection from our projects page: what each one does, who it was built for and where it stands today. Clients stay anonymous.

Security & data

Private AI that runs on your own hardware.

Search your emails and documents and get answers from AI models that run on your own machines. With the on-premises option, documents and model inference stay inside your network.

Ask your documents

Emails and documents, indexed on your server

What did we decide about the scaffolding rental?

Extend the rental by 30 days and ask the supplier for a revised quote by Friday.1 Purchasing follows up, and the site manager approves the new dates.2

Sources

  • 1Email · PurchasingOct 21
  • 2Site meeting minutes.pdfPage 2
Runs on your server · no cloud calls
Illustrative data
  • Minimal access

    Read-only access whenever the task allows it.

  • Your session, not your password

    Where possible, robots attach to a session your team already logged into, so the password stays with your people.

  • A log of every action

    Your team can check what each robot did, and when.

  • NDA on request

    We sign a non-disclosure agreement when you ask for one.

Case studies

What we built, and what the records show.

Six projects for four clients: the problem, what we built and what we measured.

  1. ≈32 s

    per invoice, in a batch of 300

    MeasuredExecution logs · May 8, 2026

    May to June 2026

    300 invoices posted into the ERP in 2 h 42 min

    A system migration left a backlog of outgoing invoices. Robots attached to the team's logged-in browser posted each one and checked it against its total.

    Read the case study
  2. 65-137 s

    per completed scheduled run of the Monday report

    MeasuredExecution logs · scheduled runs

    Since May 29, 2026

    A weekly report of contracts about to expire

    Every Monday, a robot runs on its own: it signs in to the ERP, finds the supplier contracts ending within 15 days and emails the report.

    Read the case study
  3. 156-274 s

    per contract with 2 to 6 items, in validation

    MeasuredValidation logs · July 9 to 14, 2026

    July 2026 onward

    A contract robot, and an orchestrator so robots can share one login

    A robot posts each new contract from the client's internal platform into the ERP. An orchestrator gives the shared ERP login to one robot at a time.

    Read the case study
  4. 35

    redirect rules that send each old sports-portal address to its new page

    MeasuredServer configuration · October 31, 2026

    Since May 2026

    One platform for a club's members, sports and management

    A club website with a member area on the club system's API, a chat, sports competitions, dashboards and a tournament site, built from May to October 2026. The old sports portal moved into the new website with page-by-page redirects, and its links kept working.

    Read the case study
  5. 8

    modules live, from sales to financial BI

    MeasuredClient portal · October 31, 2026

    Since June 2026

    An eight-module operations suite for a food manufacturer

    Sales, accounting, finance, production, maintenance, fleet, HR and financial BI modules, built from June to October 2026. Each module has its own database, and payables are read from the ERP the company already uses.

    Read the case study
  6. 30 days

    of nightly backups kept, each one verified automatically after it runs

    MeasuredServer configuration · October 31, 2026

    Since October 4, 2026

    Financial control for a notary office, where nothing is deleted

    Every payable and receivable goes in as a provision, an entry made before it is due, and is then settled in full or in part. Corrections and cancellations are logged with a reason, every change records who made it and when, and the database is backed up and verified every night.

    Read the case study

Free 30-minute automation assessment

Find the three repetitive tasksthat cost you the most.

In 30 minutes we map the three most expensive repetitive tasks in your operation and tell you what automating them would cost.