The service desk and the IT portfolio, in the same file.

Tickets with SLAs, rules and a service catalog; inventory that fills itself with the probe; contracts with their notice dates; and the projects born from a ticket, with an AI that answers citing the documentation.

🎫Business-hours SLAs
🗄️Inventory and CMDB
🔌API and webhooks
🏢On your servers or in the cloud

Where does what happens in IT live?

Tickets in one tool, projects in another, inventory in a spreadsheet and contracts in email.

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Today

  • A big ticket becomes a project by copying everything by hand
  • The SLA is checked once it has already been breached
  • Nobody knows who has which device
  • Contracts renew themselves without anyone deciding
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With Iurefficient

  • The ticket is split or becomes a work plan without retyping
  • Business-hours clocks, warnings before the breach and escalation
  • The probe discovers devices and each person signs their custody form
  • Every contract with its notice date and a timely warning

A service desk that connects

ITIL types and catalog

Incidents, requests, problems and changes; a service catalog with its form.

SLAs and escalation

Per-queue policies on business hours, pause while waiting, warnings and escalation.

Automation rules

They assign, prioritize and link services based on what the ticket contains.

Inventory and CMDB

Devices, licenses, services and their relationships, with the impact visible on each ticket.

Contracts and vendors

Term, notice, signature and AI that reads the contract citing the clause.

API and webhooks

A token per integration and signed webhooks to connect other systems.

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What changes in IT

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SLAs that are met

The warning arrives before the breach, not after.

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One inventory

What the probe finds and what was bought, in one place.

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Less retyping

From ticket to project and from contract to asset without copying.

Your data, wherever you decide

Your project documents stay wherever you put them.

On your servers or in the cloud

Installed on your infrastructure, or on a dedicated instance we operate on Google Cloud.

Encrypted files

Every file is encrypted with AES-256-GCM and a per-project key; connections run over TLS.

Audit log

Key actions are logged with user, date, IP and device.

AI privacy

Enterprise APIs that don't train on your data, or a local model on your infrastructure.

Our security standards

🔐AES-256 encryption
📜Audit log
🏢On your servers or in the cloud
🤖Your documents don't train models
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Frequently asked questions

Does the SLA count weekends?

It depends on the queue's policy: 24×7 or business hours with holidays, and it can pause while the ticket is "Waiting". The warning arrives before it is breached.

Plans for your team

No forced contracts. Cancel anytime.

Teams Starter

Small teams

$1,499MXN/mo
  • 2 users included
  • 30 active projects
  • 2,000 AI queries per month
  • 2 GB storage
  • Email support
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Teams Enterprise

Large organizations

$11,999MXN/mo
  • 12 users included
  • Unlimited projects
  • 15,000 AI queries per month
  • 10 GB storage
  • Dedicated 24/7 support
  • Training included
  • Customization
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Shall we try it with your service desk?

In the demo we set up a queue with your SLA and a rule.

No commitment

Articles and news

What’s new? v4.101 — Land straight on your own work, and an inventory that stops duplicating devices October 15, 2026 The landing dashboard now shows first what each person has assigned, everyone picks their own home page, and the inventory stops duplicating laptops, understands containers and can be edited in bulk. What’s new? v4.99 — AI reads the contract October 13, 2026 Typing a contract in by hand is the job nobody wants. Now AI proposes each field together with the sentence from the contract that supports it, and nothing is saved until a person reviews it. What’s new? v4.98 — Suppliers and contracts with a life cycle October 12, 2026 A supplier is now a client with a supplier role, and every contract gets its own documents, a clear life cycle, e-signature and a warning before automatic renewal. What’s new? v4.96 — The inventory probe is managed from Iurefficient October 10, 2026 The probe that discovers devices on your network can now be managed without logging into the machine it runs on: see whether it is connected, change its settings and ask it to “scan now”. It also recognizes phones and tablets, identifies the model and brings back a photo. What’s new? v4.95 — The inventory fills itself in and follows your people October 9, 2026 A probe on the network or the GLPI agent reports devices and their software, and a person approves what gets in. Plus a handover form to sign, an alert when someone leaves with equipment, contracts, and value and age reports. What’s new? v4.94 — An inventory up to the job for an IT department October 8, 2026 We asked whether the inventory was enough for a mid-sized IT department, and the honest answer was no. It now sends email alerts, encrypts license keys, imports from Excel and links to tickets.