KINTO has published most of its case studies, individual and aggregate, in Colombia, more than in any other country, covering WhatsApp agents, ERP, headless stores, migrations and websites.
For a US company that sells to, buys from or operates in Colombia, those cases show what KINTO has already worked through there, in the order a buyer usually asks about it.
The cases show experience in the Colombian market. They do not show where KINTO’s team is located, and this page makes no claim about it. Case studies name no city smaller than the country, to keep clients anonymous: they say, for example, “a mid-sized Colombian city”.
KINTO works in Spanish and English with Colombian companies. The Spanish version of this page is written for them and lists the same cases.
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WhatsApp & voice agents
By analyzing a year of invoices, KINTO found that fewer than half of a food manufacturer’s customers drove almost all of its volume; we built a production WhatsApp agent, an AI calling pilot and a headless store that kept every URL.
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.
WhatsApp & voice agents
KINTO fixed the weak link of an e-commerce brand that sells over WhatsApp with a multi-model audited agent and order-by-order reconciliation; the owner reported a month with channel sales ≈30% above their history.
Migrations & rescue
KINTO migrated a hosting agency’s sites in waves: dozens of domains reconciled and classified, every active site on the new platform, and publishing time cut from nearly an hour to a few minutes.
Agentic websites
KINTO moved more than a dozen small businesses across several sectors and countries to fast static sites with no server to maintain, working forms and the technical SEO basics in place.
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.
Headless e-commerce
KINTO migrated a networking distributor’s catalog to a headless store that weighs a fifth of what it did and, with no public prices, turns every product page into a WhatsApp quote request.
Migrations & rescue
KINTO replaced a community radio station’s paid streaming with its own infrastructure: latency from ≈10 s to under 1 s and a monthly cost that fell by more than 90%.
Agentic websites
For independent professionals, KINTO built lightweight sites that qualify visitors with a self-assessment and open WhatsApp with the message already written, with accessibility and security audited.
Headless e-commerce
KINTO took a recurring prepaid event to selling with real payment, per-date and per-location seat control and automatic reconciliation; payments went to production three days after the first commit.
Yes. KINTO LLC, a US entity, contracts in English with working hours Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST. Its Colombian cases cover the conditions such a company meets: sales closed over WhatsApp, back offices run on an ERP, and stores migrating off aging platforms.
KINTO works in English and Spanish for companies in the United States, Colombia and the rest of Latin America. Its published case studies cover Colombia, the rest of Latin America, the United States and clients with international operations. Colombia has the most cases; the United States has fewer, and the regional pages say exactly which.
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