Custom-built system
You describe what you need, we build it from scratch: a portal, a management system, an internal tool. The agent writes the code, tests it, documents it, and you approve every phase before the next one starts.
A software factory with AI, from creation to sustaining it
From a custom-built system to the ERP already running your operation: we build the software your company needs and help you put AI into the processes you already have. We build or take over the system, ship it working, and keep taking care of it afterwards.
What we build
Not another tool for you to learn to operate. It's people and AI agents building (or already maintaining) the software your company needs, in whatever shape fits your case.
You describe what you need, we build it from scratch: a portal, a management system, an internal tool. The agent writes the code, tests it, documents it, and you approve every phase before the next one starts.
That process that today runs on a spreadsheet, email and good will? It becomes a system. The report someone assembles every week by copy-pasting becomes automatic.
Your company already builds software and wants real AI inside it, not a chatbot glued on top? We come in as the AI team that's missing, inside what your team is already building.
And when the system already exists, yours or ours, we also take on maintenance: tickets with SLA by severity, continuous security, nobody held hostage by one single person anymore.
NF-e workflows, SPED filings, multi-state tax rules, integration with SAP (ECC or S/4HANA), TOTVS Protheus, Oracle or another legacy system: we automate what today depends on someone repeating it by hand every month, inside the system already running your operation.
We don't promise magic. We promise you'll see the agent working, from the first commit to the support ticket, not just get an invoice at the end of the month with no idea what was done.
Why support matters too
70%
of companies' IT budget goes to keeping existing systems running, not building anything new.
Fonte: Gartner
The system the operation runs on was written by someone who already left, or never documented anything. Every ticket turns into an archaeological dig before it turns into a fix.
We take the system as it is, even if today only one person (or no one) knows how it works, rebuild the documentation, and from there it enters a pipeline with SLA by severity, not a queue of luck.
$300K
per hour: what unplanned downtime already costs at over 90% of mid-size and large enterprises.
Fonte: ITIC, Hourly Cost of Downtime 2024
Every hour a system is down, or an ERP blocks a critical tax process, has a real cost. Without continuous monitoring, that cost only shows up after the incident already happened.
Continuous auditing and monitoring, integrated into the same pipeline that already touches the code and the system in production, not a once-a-year check.
33%
of a development team's time is lost dealing with technical debt and undocumented code.
Fonte: Stripe, Developer Coefficient
A system without documentation is a system only one person knows how to run, and sometimes that person isn't even at the company anymore. Every small change becomes an investigation project before it becomes a line of code.
Living documentation and test coverage as an exit criterion for every phase, not as a "if there's time left" task, and not something that depends on someone remembering to do it.
See it in action
4 hours and 12 minutes without a centralized knowledge base. 6 minutes with the Company Brain. Watch the full flow.
What happens after the deploy
A ticket doesn't land in a generic queue. It enters a pipeline with automatic triage, a named owner and a deadline by severity, from the first alert to a resolution you confirm.
WhatsApp or the dashboard: your report becomes a ticket with severity classified instantly, no one has to read and prioritize it by hand.
A deadline stated at the moment it's opened, not a vague promise to "look at it when we can".
A ticket only closes for real once you approve it. It's never the AI deciding alone that the problem is over.
Every resolved ticket becomes a structured knowledge article: symptom, root cause and fix. Automated N1 and human N2 get faster and more accurate with every ticket, not just for the next client, for all of them.
Why trust us
Every important decision gets recorded before it happens, not explained after the fact.
You see what's going to be done, the timeline and the estimated cost before a single line is written. No surprises at delivery.
Nothing stays locked in with us. If you ever want to leave, you leave with everything that's yours, without depending on anyone to migrate it.
Every resolved ticket becomes an article in the Company Brain. If an analyst leaves, the knowledge stays. It's never held hostage by one person.
Applied knowledge in SAP ECC/S4HANA, TOTVS Protheus, Oracle and legacy tax systems, not a course, it's what the team already operates day to day.
Real client, in production
Today, every Service-Desk ticket at TAAS passes through the Company Brain agents before any escalation. Not a pilot, not a promise: it's an operation running every single day.
See the full case →Before you fill out the form
That's not the goal. We take the repetitive work off your team's plate, and the work that stalls for lack of hands, so the people already there can focus on what needs business judgment, not password-reset tickets.
No. We work on what already exists, the way it is, no matter how bad the documentation is (or how nonexistent). Migration only comes up if it ever makes sense for your case, never as a prerequisite.
The initial assessment and the first resolved ticket happen in weeks, not months. Full coverage grows as the system enters the pipeline.
You approve the scope, and you approve every phase before the next one starts. If you don't approve, it doesn't move forward. No surprise delivery for you to discover later.
Describe what you need in the form below. We'll tell you straight if it makes sense. Takes three minutes.
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Public record
Most companies treat slow onboarding as a training problem. In most cases, it's actually a problem of where the knowledge lives: in a searchable base, or only in the heads of whoever has been there for years.
A ticket can be answered within SLA and still not actually be resolved. That gap, between deflecting a ticket out of the queue and truly solving the problem, is exactly what response-time metrics don't show.