42NSoftware for concrete processes.

42N · Operational software · Mendoza

We connect what is currently separated across the operation.

We design systems that relate images, tasks, data, and decisions so a process is easier to follow and maintain.

Tell us about your processSee real evidence
Approved visual evidence · Demeteria
approved materialimage and counting without private information

An image stops being an isolated file when it becomes part of an operational flow.

From an event to a decision

  1. 01
    Evidence

    We locate the image, data, or task that records what happened.

  2. 02
    Context

    We relate that signal to people, timing, rules, and existing systems.

  3. 03
    Action

    We build a tool that makes the process easier to follow, decide, and review.

DemeteriaPublic proof · Demeteria

Published case with approved material

Images, tasks, and records in one operational flow.

Demeteria brings approved image reading, team tasks, queries, and operational history into one flow. The Cactus Mendoza case uses approved material without exposing metrics or private data.

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What it connects

  1. 01

    Visual reading

    Approved images that contribute evidence to the process.

  2. 02

    Team work

    Tasks and records linked to what happens in the operation.

  3. 03

    Queries and history

    Data and changes kept together to review what happened and what supports it.

How 42N works

Technology comes after understanding the flow.

We first map how information moves and where it breaks. Then we decide what is worth organizing, integrating, or automating—an internal product, an API, computer vision, or applied AI.

What we can build

Software for a concrete process, not technology for its own sake.

The starting point can be an operation split across spreadsheets, images, conversations, and manual controls. Scope is defined around the decision the system needs to support.

  1. 01

    Operational diagnosis

    People, sources, constraints, and the points where the process loses continuity.

  2. 02

    Systems and integrations

    Internal products, APIs, and automations with clear responsibilities.

  3. 03

    Vision and applied AI

    Models and assistants when they improve a concrete reading or decision.

  4. 04

    Adoption and maintenance

    Support so the team can understand, use, and sustain the tool.

OlimpoProduct exploration · Olimpo

Suite in development

An in-development suite for physical operations.

Olimpo explores how to relate inventory, visual measurement, and scheduled routines through Argos, Atlas, and Nectar. These are demonstration surfaces: they do not indicate commercial availability or real deployments.

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suite in development
  1. Argos

    Module in development for exploring physical inventory, replenishment, and material availability.

  2. Atlas

    Module in development for exploring measurement, evolution, and visual evidence review.

  3. Nectar

    Module in development for exploring scheduled routines, execution, and operational reconciliation.

Conceptual visual for the Olimpo suite
Lucas García, part of the 42N team

Direct responsibility

Design and technical direction from Mendoza.

Lucas García leads 42N and takes part in designing systems, internal products, automation, computer vision, and applied AI when they help teams understand an operation.

About 42N

Start with the process

Which part of your operation is hard to see, follow, or decide today?

Tell us what happens, which information is involved, and which decision the process must support. That conversation determines whether building together makes sense.

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