KINTO is an AI, product-hacking and growth agency (KINTO LLC, United States) that turns a company's operations — WhatsApp sales, ERP, catalog and ad spend — into agentic systems that run routine work on their own and escalate exceptions.
It works in English and Spanish for companies in the United States, Colombia and Latin America. Its work falls into eight capabilities: AI agents for WhatsApp, agentic ERP, headless e-commerce, ad governance and BI, migrations and rescue, agentic websites, SEO and GEO, and product hacking and growth. See the services for each one.
KINTO’s engineers work inside the client’s own systems and data, a model known as forward deployed engineering, and KINTO’s product hacking is that model applied to growth.
KINTO’s stance is a design standard: if the user has to do something the platform can do for them, KINTO fails. In practice this means systems that carry the routine work, and people who decide the things that need a person. KINTO does not publish client names, client prompts, code or internal architecture.
Every case study on this site is anonymous by design. KINTO describes a client by type of company, region and sector, and never by name, so that the analysis can be shared without exposing the client. Figures are ranges or orders of magnitude, each with its stated source: measured, client-reported or estimated. Each case ends with what KINTO does not know yet, because a result that cannot be checked should not be quoted. You can browse the case studies or read, for instance, an agentic ERP project in real estate and a logistics ERP replacement.
KINTO’s case studies cover Colombia, the rest of Latin America, the United States and clients with international operations. Colombia has the most cases. See the pages for Colombia, Latin America and the United States for exactly which cases exist in each.
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Agentic ERP
KINTO gave a real estate firm locked inside a sector ERP an agent layer that reads the ERP, shows lease by lease the status of each document, and writes only when a person approves.
Agentic ERP
KINTO replaced a two-decade-old system and a macro-driven spreadsheet with an agentic ERP that matched the old system to the cent on 100% of shared waybills over six months and surfaced customer-reactivation opportunities.
Migrations & rescue
A store with thousands of products kept going down under a swarm of bots crawling filters; KINTO stabilized it in days and migrated it to a headless shop whose listing weighs ≈1% of what it did.
KINTO publishes work by type of company, never by name, to protect its clients. What matters for a buyer is the analysis: the problem, what the market, business, user experience and support said, how it was understood, what was built and what changed. Each case also states what KINTO does not know.
KINTO is an AI, product-hacking and growth agency, operated by KINTO LLC in the United States. It turns a company's operations, such as WhatsApp sales, ERP, catalog and ad spend, into agentic systems that run routine work on their own, with approval or validation before anything moves money. It works in English and Spanish.
KINTO publishes its work by type of company, never by name, to protect its clients. Each case explains the problem, how it was understood, what was built and what changed, with figures as ranges and a stated source. Each also lists what KINTO does not know yet, so results are not inflated.
Forward deployed engineering is a model where engineers work inside a customer's own systems and data to build and run solutions in production, instead of advising from outside. Palantir says it pioneered the role, and it is now common at AI companies. KINTO applies it to WhatsApp sales, ERP, catalog and ad spend, with approval or validation before anything moves money.
Tell KINTO what is going on. The first conversation is to understand it, not to sell.
