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Mendoza Cercos Eléctricos
Unified platform replacing 3 WordPress sites — public landings with online quotes and budget requests, a WhatsApp chatbot, plus internal ops: clients, appointments, stock, and a business dashboard.
Context
A family-run security company in Mendoza operates three business lines — electric fences, concertina wire, and security cameras — each with its own WordPress site. Internally, everything ran on paper: client history lived in WhatsApp chats, appointments in a notebook, stock in someone's memory.
The problem
Three disconnected sites meant fragmented lead capture and triple the maintenance. But the real cost was invisible: no structured client data, no appointment system, no stock visibility — a regional SME flying blind on its own operations.
The constraint
The system is maintained by one person, on a bootstrapped budget, at regional-SME scale — dozens of appointments a month, not millions. Every architectural decision is calibrated to that reality: boring technology, minimal infra costs, no premature complexity.
The approach
One Next.js platform unifying all three public landings — with online quotes, budget requests, and a WhatsApp chatbot — plus an internal operations layer: clients, appointments, materials stock, and a business dashboard. Stock and visibility came first, because that's where the business impact is highest.