Custom software in Celaya: batches, production orders and deliveries under control.

Yes. Celaya carries far more economic weight than its number of businesses suggests: according to INEGI’s 2024 Economic Census, in 2023 it had only 7.5% of Guanajuato’s businesses but generated 22.8% of the state’s value added, almost as much as León (23%). Much of that weight is automotive. According to Guanajuato Puerto Interior, Honda’s Celaya plant reached 2 million vehicles produced in 2026 and can now build up to 900 a day, and according to Data México, auto parts and accessories were the municipality’s main export product in 2025. For a supplier in that chain, the system records each production order, the raw-material batch it used and the shipment it left in, with barcode labels so nothing is typed by hand.

Batch traceability means you can follow the trail of every part: which material batch it came from, which order, machine and shift made it, who inspected it and which shipment it left in. When a customer reports a defect, the difference is huge. With traceability, you know within minutes which other parts came from the same batch and where they went; without it, someone spends days going through notebooks and emails, or you hold back more product than you need to. In the system, each batch gets a label on arrival, is scanned when an order consumes it and again when it ships. In the end, one report shows the full path of any part.

Yes, those too. Celaya isn’t just auto parts: the Ministry of Economy’s declaration that created the “Puerta Logística del Bajío” development hub in the municipality, signed in July 2025, lists value-added agribusiness, logistics and transport, advanced manufacturing and business services as priority sectors, alongside automotive and aerospace. For an agribusiness, the system tracks receiving by supplier, processing, packing and shipping, each with its batch. For a logistics company, shipments, routes and proof of delivery from a phone. And for a store or distributor, orders at each customer’s prices, stock by branch and collections kept up to date.

It depends on what that system allows, and we check it in the consultation. If you already use accounting software, an off-the-shelf ERP or an invoicing program (CFDI, the electronic invoice required by SAT, Mexico’s tax authority), we connect whatever makes sense so nothing gets entered twice. Large plants often ask suppliers for shipping notices, labels or reports in their own format, or to upload data to a supplier portal; the system can generate those files from the data you’ve already captured. If something can’t be connected automatically, we tell you before you pay for any stage.

It depends on how many processes you want to cover. A single module, such as production orders or batch labels, can start from about $5,000 MXN. A larger project, such as connected production and inventory with traceability, from about $15,000 MXN. A complete system with production, inventory, shipments, quality documents and reports, from about $25,000 MXN, paid in stages. Adjustments and support start at $400 MXN per hour. You get the exact price in writing after the free consultation.

We solve urgent issues within hours, and most projects are ready in about a week. A complete system is delivered in stages, each with its date in writing, and whatever a stage delivers can be used from that day on. Meanwhile, your plant keeps running as it does today: the new system runs alongside your current process until it works, and we move your part numbers, customers and stock over from Excel so nobody starts from scratch. Screens are designed for the people who use them on the floor. For reference, see Polymer, the system we built for Sumiplas: it follows each order from raw material to delivery, measures each machine’s efficiency and shows where material is wasted.

We fix any defect you report within 60 calendar days of each delivery at no cost. You can end the project whenever you want, paying only for the work done. And your batch, order, shipment and customer data is always yours: you can export it whenever you want, for example for a customer audit or to switch systems.