Work came first. Then came the rules.
We build the tools that carry both.

For Manuel Albaladejo, UNIDO Representative for Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay.
Misión Digital · We create your future · Montevideo, 2026

The company. The product.

Two halves. First what the work costs today, the rules that bind it, and the ground we already stand on. Then the tool itself. Each half ends in something we would like to ask you for.

01The companyWhat a work order costs in paper, time and energy, the rules behind it, and where we have done this before.
Ask · HVAC companies, and the rule-makers
02The productOne flow, from the scan in the field to the sealed record in the office.
Ask · companies in the other trades
What it saves

Three things a work order stops costing.

01 · Paper
0
printed forms per work order

No form to fill in, no copy for the office, no folder to file it in. The record is born on the phone at the machine, and the customer signs it there.

02 · Time
60%
less time on the paperwork

Customer, equipment, timestamp and readings are already in place. Five steps the technician never does again, and the hour that comes back is his.

03 · Energy
15%
more electricity a neglected unit burns US DOE

Dirty filters, fouled coils, the wrong refrigerant charge. Servicing is what recovers it — about 270 MWh across a hundred units over twenty years.

The first two belong to the company that does the work. The third belongs to everyone, which is why the rules exist at all.

The rules

Uruguay signed the rules early. The record is the last piece.

1987
The Montreal Protocol phases out the gases used in cooling. The 2016 Kigali Amendment adds the HFCs in almost every unit installed today UNEP
~12%
Heating and cooling in buildings take about 12% of global energy supply, which is why those rules exist IEA
Without the branch organisations, much of this policy stays stuck on paper.
Report on HVAC&R associations and the Montreal Protocol, Latin America, July 2026

Uruguay has few national rules for HVAC servicing, so today the time saved is reason enough to adopt. But the Protocol and Kigali already bind the country, and UNIDO is one of the four agencies that implements them, training and certifying the technicians who handle these refrigerants. The obligation exists. The record is what turns it into proof.

National Ozone Unit ASURVAC · Uruguay FAIAR · regional
Fluency

We speak government. Fluently.

Selling to government is a discipline of its own. We work directly with public and legal bodies, and we know their rules, their formats, their policy, and how they communicate. That fluency, not the software, is the part nobody else has.

The proof: a live API with the Flemish Energy & Climate Agency (VEKA), Belgium. Certified maintenance data moves directly between the field and a national regulator.

Their rules, their formats

We build to how a regulator actually reads: the codes, the fields, the submission formats, the policy language. Compliance is the spine of the product, not a checklist bolted on later.

B2G is its own craft

Working with government is not a feature you add at the end. We have earned that trust once already, inside one of Europe's most demanding regulatory systems.

Roots

Roots in Europe. Boots in Uruguay.

We operate in

  • Netherlands 2018
  • Belgium 2023
  • Uruguay 2025

Current industries

  • HVAC
  • CO regulation
  • Water treatment
  • Lifting safety
  • Certification (company & technical personnel)

Industries in expansion

  • Cold storage
  • Agro-industry
  • Automotive
  • Transport
  • Healthcare
Certified and embedded in the trade: BRL6000-25 K25000 NHK-CBS BRL100 F-gas / Gas Boiler Act EPA Section 608 · US Training partners: IW Nederland · ROVC
Flow

From scan to record. One flow.

Scan a QR or RFID tag on the asset. The tabs fill themselves. You sign once, the office gets the full record, each party gets its subset, and one dashboard shows it all.

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System

Field. Office. In sync.

Both programs work together to bring comfort to workers and to office staff.

Office · web

Data management, equipment management, and job analytics.
Where the raw field record becomes a legible dashboard.
The layer a cleaner-production advisor would read.

Field · mobile app

Digital checklists and orders in the technician's hand.
The first step toward Industry 4.0 for any company still working on paper.
The on-ramp, not the full ERP.
What is captured in the field is governed in the office.
Office

All your records. Into KPIs.

Every signed action, aggregated across thousands of work orders, becomes a dashboard of KPIs: times, compliance, interventions per plant, per equipment, per period.

The office program offers:
  • ·Data Management
  • ·Employee Management
  • ·Job Analytics
The bridge to MRVMRV stands for Measurement, Reporting and Verification, and the same dashboard can report environmental data too.
One sealed record
01
Spreadsheetfor the office, opens in Excel
02
Formal reportthe document the client or inspector receives
03
Live dashboardthe KPIs management actually watches
Written once, in the field. Never typed again.
Built

The framework is built. Each trade still needs its own layer.

Built once, used by every vertical
  • ✓The tab structure a technician walks through, from customer to signature
  • ✓Mandatory fields that will not let a job close incomplete
  • ✓Signature and sealing, so a record cannot be edited afterwards
  • ✓The office dashboard, and export to spreadsheet, report or API
  • ✓Full translation across app, web and email
What a new trade adds
  • +Its measurements, and the spec range each one is judged against
  • +Its checklist, and which items are legally required
  • +The rules that apply, mapped to fields a regulator recognises

The framework is proven in Europe, on gas equipment, under a national regulator. Adding a trade means filling the middle tabs rather than rebuilding the app. That is the honest scope of the work: we are not asking anyone to fund a prototype, and we are not pretending a new trade is free. The spine is done. The trade-specific layer is what we build with each sector.

Montevideo, 2026
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The ask, and a thank-you

Asks.

  1. 01
    The companies.Introduce us to HVAC companies here. They hold the device data, and they get the time back.
  2. 02
    The rule-makers.The National Ozone Unit, ASURVAC, FAIAR — so the record fits what a regulator actually asks for.
  3. 03
    The other trades.Introduce us to companies in Uruguay's other industries that could use the same tool.
We are asking for the door, not the funding.
And whatever comes of it, thank you for your time.
Misión Digital
Creamos tu futuro · Montevideo, Uruguay

Questions.

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