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A catalogue that sells in two languages, a search plan for a real estate agent, and the software and AI a group of BC businesses runs on.

WebsiteKVSGVideoscopía Industrial

Inspection cameras for mining and energy, sold in two languages.

videoscopiaindustrial.com

42pages, 21 in each language

14products with full specs

KVSG sells industrial videoscopes across Peru. Their Wix site couldn't show the catalogue, couldn't take a quote request and couldn't tell them who was interested. We rebuilt it from scratch and moved them over in a day. Their email didn't miss a message.

What changed

  • Moved in a single day while the business kept running.
  • Quote requests land in the inbox, where someone sees them.
  • Every old link still works, so their Google ranking came along.
  • Each product shows up on Google by itself.
42
pages, 21 in each language
14
products with full specs
1 day
to move, email never down

Inside the site

  • A product page on videoscopiaindustrial.com: photo gallery, specifications and two ways to ask for a quote.
    Product pageEleven photos, the full spec sheet and a datasheet, so a buyer has everything before they call.
  • The quote request form on videoscopiaindustrial.com.
    Quote requestUnder a minute to ask for a quote. Every one reaches the sales team.
  • The English version of videoscopiaindustrial.com.
    Both languagesSpanish and English written separately, so both read like a person wrote them.

Search and marketingMargarita LiviaLots in Huaral

A real estate agent, set up to be found by people looking for land.

margaritalivia.pe

Margarita sells titled lots in Huaral, an hour north of Lima. Her buyers find her on Google, Facebook and forwarded WhatsApps, mostly on their phones. Before we designed a thing, we found out what they type and what keeps them up at night.

What buyers search, by what they want to know

Price

lots in Huaral pricehow much is a lotcheap land near Lima

Payment plans

lots a plazosland in instalmentsno bank loan

Safety and title

how not to get scammed buying landtitled lotregistered agent

The new port

land near Chancay portChancay investment

Weekend homes

country house near Limalot for a weekend home

What we found

  • Fraud is the first worry.

    People search how not to get scammed before they search for prices. Land trafficking around the new Chancay port is in the news.

  • Nobody answers the price question.

    "How much is a lot in Huaral?" only turned up listing portals. No page actually answered it.

  • Peruvians say "a plazos".

    Search "en cuotas" and Google fills up with Argentina. The words matter as much as the design.

  • Google Maps is wide open.

    The top local results for lots in Huaral had 13 and 2 reviews. A good profile can take that spot.

What we did

  1. Mapped the searches

    About 110 real searches from Google Peru, sorted by what the buyer wants: price, payment plans, title, the port, weekend homes.

  2. One page per question

    A page for each thing buyers ask and one for each project. 17 in all, every one linking back home.

  3. Wrote it for AI answers

    Each page opens with the answer and the number, then a table and a short FAQ. That's what ChatGPT and Google's AI quote.

  4. Earned the trust

    Her government agent registration on every page, real photos of real lots and buyers, and no promises about returns.

  5. Sent every lead to WhatsApp

    Her enquiry form opens WhatsApp with the message already written: which project, what budget. She answers from her phone.

  6. Launched it properly

    Her own .pe domain. Google and Bing knew about it the day it went live, and the AI assistants are welcome to read it.

Next up: her Google Business Profile, reviews from past buyers and a monthly check on whether the AI assistants recommend her.

Software and AIA group of BC businessesPrint, retail and wholesale

The software three businesses run on, and the AI team that works inside it.

A Vancouver print shop, its clothing stores and a souvenir-apparel wholesaler. Each had its own way of working and a pile of tools that didn't talk. We built them one suite, and a portal where their AI agents work alongside the team.

  • An ERP

    Orders, production, purchasing and stock in one place, with QuickBooks kept in sync.

  • AI ordering

    Wholesale customers order online and ask an assistant where their order is.

  • Orders from a photo

    Snap a handwritten purchase order and the assistant drafts the order. A person confirms.

  • An AI team

    Agents on WhatsApp, Discord and Mattermost, with a job board and an approvals inbox.

One sign-in, every app

  • CRM
  • Production
  • Purchasing
  • Art library
  • Showroom
  • Dashboards
  • Ordering portal
  • Team chat
  • Website
7
apps behind one company sign-in
175
actions AI agents can take in the ERP
59
tools the ERP assistant can use

Try it: the kind of ERP we built, with a made-up company

Dashboard

Orders in progress

48

+6 this week

Running late

3

2 waiting on stock

Unshipped

11

7 ship Friday

Awaiting payment

9

4 overdue

Orders by status

New order64
Waiting on stock41
Ready for production33
In production22
Shipped15

Needs attention

  • C-2391 ships tomorrow and is still waiting on navy hoodies.
  • Two purchase orders haven't been received in 10 days.
  • Harbour Gift Co. is over its credit limit.

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