iTech Dev CorpYour team works in Spanish. Your software should too.
Trucking, contractors, customs brokers and distribution along the Mexico–Texas corridor. Your people work in Spanish, your client gets English, and the system issues the document each country requires. You contract with a Texas company, on Central Time.
ITECHDEV has a 5.0 rating on ClutchMonterrey, Guadalajara and Laredo, TX
The Texas company you sign with
iTech Dev Corp is at 6999 McPherson Rd, Suite 107, Laredo. You contract with a Texas company, under Texas law and invoiced in US dollars, and we work on Central Time.
Customs brokers, carriers and warehouses: the kind of operation we build for most.
Port Laredo is the busiest land port in the country by trade. Source: PR Newswire, with Census Bureau data.
- MEX 85Nuevo Laredo – Monterrey
- I-35Laredo – San Antonio
- US 59Laredo – Houston
OfficeServed from Laredo, on Central TimeEquirectangular projection · WGS84 · approximate highways
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- Port Laredo · 2025 tradeUS$353,940millionThe busiest land port in the country by trade.Source: PR Newswire, Census Bureau data
- Next IFTA deadlineApr 30 · Jul 31 · Oct 31 · Jan 31IFTA is reported every quarter.Apr 30 · Jul 31 · Oct 31 · Jan 31. Source: Texas Comptroller
- Texas sales tax8.25% max.A 6.25% state rate plus up to 2% from cities and counties.Source: Texas Comptroller
- Right nowCTCentral TimeLaredo and Monterrey time, calculated in your browser.Central Time in Texas and Mexico, calculated live.
- Projects since 2018+200Delivered by ITECHDEV, the engineering behind iTech Dev Corp.Source: ITECHDEV
- Clutch5.0/ 5The reviews are public and written by verified clients.Source: clutch.co/profile/itechdev
- Offices3Monterrey, Guadalajara and Laredo, TX.Source: ITECHDEV
- Monterrey – Laredo2.5h by roadAbout 221 km in a straight line.Source: iTech Dev Corp, Laredo page; calculated distance
What we see every time we sit down in an office
The software is in English and the crew runs in Spanish.
You understand it. Your foreman, your dispatcher or your kitchen, not quite. They fill in half the fields or go back to the notebook, and the system stops matching what actually happened on the job or on the route.
Sales live in Excel, WhatsApp and the owner’s memory.
It works while you answer the phone. The day you’re sick, traveling or the business grows, nobody knows what was quoted, what was delivered or what’s still owed. And when the bank asks for numbers for a line of credit, someone has to build them by hand.
The same sale gets entered twice.
If you sell on one side of the border and invoice on the other, someone keys it into QuickBooks and again into CONTPAQi or Aspel. Every re-entry is another chance for an error, and month-end goes into reconciling.
If a vendor has already charged you too much, delivered late and stopped answering, we get it. That’s why everything below goes in writing.
Start with what hurts
Spanish-language softwareLeave the spreadsheet: a system in Spanish for your crew and in English for your customer
Sometimes the system is Odoo, sometimes something custom, and sometimes what you already pay for, set up properly. If QuickBooks is enough, we’ll tell you.
Construction
Job costing, change orders and lien waivers on different sheets. The real job cost is known only after it’s done.
Cleaning and janitorial
Crews, hours per building and recurring invoicing that someone builds by hand every month.
Landscaping
Routes and crews that change by season, and customers billed late because nobody knows what was done.
Restaurants
Food cost and inventory counted once a month, if at all.
Repair shops
Paper work orders and parts ordered twice.
Distribution
Inventory that doesn’t add up and receivables that live in the owner’s memory.
Your crew uses it in Spanish
Screens in the language your people work in; the invoice goes out in English to your customer.
One source of truth
Quotes, orders, inventory and collections in one place, not three files.
From the phone
The foreman or tech logs what they did from the job site or the route.
Numbers for the bank
When the bank asks for statements for a line of credit, they come from the system, not a late night in Excel.
We don’t sell one package for everyone. First we see how your business runs, then we tell you what makes sense, even if that’s keeping what you already have.
Do I have to leave QuickBooks?
Not necessarily. Often we connect your operations to QuickBooks so your CPA keeps working the same way.
How long does it take?
It depends on the industry and how much needs to be migrated. The date goes in writing before you sign, along with scope and price.
Trucking · Mexico and TexasDispatch, IFTA and Carta Porte in a system your dispatcher understands
For small and mid-size fleets hauling in Texas and crossing into Mexico: dispatch in Spanish, miles by state ready for IFTA, and the Carta Porte from the same trip.
IFTA is reported every quarter and is due on the last day of the following month: April 30, July 31, October 31 and January 31. If that falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, it’s due the next business day.
Source: Texas ComptrollerThe dispatcher works in Spanish with software in English
The system can be good, but if your people don’t understand it, operations go back to the whiteboard and WhatsApp.
Miles by state come from loose sheets
Every quarter someone gathers fuel receipts and miles by state for IFTA, even though the ELD already has that data.
The Carta Porte is built apart from the trip
The trip lives in one system and the Carta Porte in another. If a field doesn’t match, the load stops at the crossing.
Fuel doesn’t match the route
Fuel card charges arrive days later and nobody checks them against the trip that was run.
Dispatch in Spanish
Loads, units, drivers and status per trip, in the language your office runs in.
Miles by state for IFTA
Miles by state come from trip data and the quarterly report is assembled, not typed by hand. We integrate your ELD (Samsara, Motive and others) as part of your project.
Carta Porte from the trip
On the Mexican side, the Carta Porte is generated from the same trip data.
Driver settlements
Pay per trip or per mile using actual dispatch data.
Real cost per mile
Fuel, maintenance and tolls per unit so you know which lanes make money.
WhatsApp for updates
Crossing and delivery updates to the customer from the system, through the official WhatsApp API.
We don’t make ELDs: the ELD has to be registered with the FMCSA. We integrate your ELD (Samsara, Motive and others) as part of your project.
Does it work with 10 or 15 trucks?
Yes. For a small fleet it often makes more sense to configure an existing system well instead of building one; we’ll tell you on the first call.
Do you file my IFTA report?
No. We get the data ready so your preparer or your office can file the report. Filing and its decisions are theirs.
Contractors · TexasYou don’t lose the job on price, you lose it because the estimate took three days
For construction, plumbing, electrical, roofing, flooring and painting contractors in Texas: you quote from the job site in Spanish, the client gets the estimate in English the same day, and when you finish you know what you actually made on that job.
The estimate gets done at night, at the kitchen table
You measured in the morning, quote at night and send the price on the third day. By then the client already signed with someone else.
You don’t know if you made money until the job is over
Materials are on a receipt, hours in a notebook and extras in WhatsApp. The real number shows up when you can no longer fix it.
Nobody signed off on the changes the client asked for
“While you’re at it, do this too.” It got done, it never got documented, and at billing time it doesn’t exist.
The invoice goes out late, so the money comes in late
You finished Monday and billed Friday, because someone had to gather what was used. Two weeks of cash flow lost on every job.
Estimate from the job site
Line items by trade with your own prices, from your phone. You enter it in Spanish and it comes out in English for the client.
Your prices, not a generic list
The catalog is built from what you actually charge and updates when materials go up.
Crew hours from the phone
Each person clocks in at the site and the hours land on the right job, not in a notebook.
Signed change orders
The extra gets captured, sent and signed from the phone before the work starts. What isn’t signed doesn’t get done.
From estimate to invoice without re-keying
The approved job becomes an invoice with what was actually used, the same day you finish.
What you made on that job
Materials plus hours against what you billed, job by job, so you quote the next one with the real number.
We don’t sell leads and we don’t find you clients, and we don’t run payroll or taxes: your accountant or payroll service does that. We’re not a generic construction app either: we work with your line items and your prices.
My guys don’t use computers, will this work for them?
What they use is the phone: clock in and take a photo. The detailed entry stays with whoever already handles the office.
Does it work for plumbing, electrical or roofing, or only general construction?
It works for any of those trades: what changes are the line items and prices, and those are built from yours.
I already use QuickBooks, do I have to drop it?
No. The usual setup keeps QuickBooks for accounting and the system for the job; they connect so nothing is entered twice.
Can I quote in English if I work in Spanish?
Yes, that is exactly what it is built for: you enter in Spanish and the document your client sees comes out in English.
I also work on the Mexican side, does it cover that?
Yes. It is the same operation with both compliances: an invoice with sales tax on this side and a CFDI on the other.
How long does it take to set up?
It depends on how many line items and prices need loading. Scope, date and price go in writing before you sign.
Cross-border trade · Laredo, TXSoftware for customs brokers and companies moving freight through Laredo
One file per shipment: the pedimento and the commercial invoice come from the same data and the system prepares the export CFDI; we integrate the foreign trade complement as part of your project. Your customer sees the status of their shipment without calling you.
Port Laredo handled US$353.94 billion in trade in 2025 and is the busiest land port in the country.
Source: PR Newswire, Census Bureau dataPedimento data gets keyed in again to invoice
Tariff codes, values and weights are already on the pedimento, and someone types them again into the invoice and the customer report. Every re-entry is an error waiting to happen.
Two documents for the same goods
On the Mexican side, a CFDI with the foreign trade complement; on the US side, a commercial invoice. If each one is built separately, sooner or later they stop matching.
Collections in USD and MXN nobody reconciles
Fees in pesos, expenses in dollars, customer advances and the day’s exchange rate. At month-end someone reconciles by hand what the system should already show.
Files living in shared folders
The supplier invoice in one email, the packing list in another and the BOL on WhatsApp. When the customer asks for something, someone goes looking.
Connects to what you already use
Your pedimento software, QuickBooks, CONTPAQi or Aspel. We don’t replace it if it works.
One file per shipment
Commercial invoice, packing list, BOL and pedimento documents together, with status per crossing.
Two documents, one entry
The commercial invoice comes from the same data and the system prepares the export CFDI; we integrate the foreign trade complement as part of your project.
A portal for your customer
In Spanish or English, your customer checks their shipment, documents and invoices.
Collections in two currencies
Advances, fees and expenses per shipment, in USD and MXN, reconciled against the bank.
Landed cost
Freight, duties, fees and handling allocated per unit so you know the real cost.
We are not a customs broker and we don’t advise on tariff classification. Your customs broker handles that; we build the system they operate with.
Do you replace my pedimento software?
Not if it works. We connect to it to take the pedimento data so it isn’t re-keyed into invoicing, collections or the customer portal.
Do you work with forwarders and 3PLs, not just brokers?
Yes. Quotes, booking, shipment tracking and invoicing to customers on both sides of the border, with documents consolidated per shipment.
Binational Odoo · Mexico and the USOne sale, two documents: a CFDI in Mexico and a US invoice with sales tax in Texas
If your company has a legal entity in Mexico and another in the United States, the same sale shouldn’t be keyed into QuickBooks and again into CONTPAQi or Aspel.
In Texas, the state sales tax rate is 6.25% and cities and counties can add up to 2%, for a combined maximum of 8.25%.
Source: Texas ComptrollerThe same sale, entered twice
QuickBooks for the US side and CONTPAQi or Aspel for the SAT. Every re-entry is another chance for an error.
Inventory that changes owner when it crosses
Goods move from the Mexican company to the US one and the system doesn’t reflect it. That’s where units and margin go missing.
Consolidating is a monthly spreadsheet
Each company closes in its own system and someone pulls it together by hand to see how the whole business is doing.
License directly to Odoo
You pay the license directly to Odoo; we charge for the implementation. We don’t resell licenses.
Migration without stopping operations
Catalogs, balances and history from QuickBooks, CONTPAQi or Aspel, verified against the originals.
Two companies, one instance
The Mexican and the Texas company in the same system, with automatic inter-company transactions.
CFDI and US invoice from the same sale
The same sale issues the invoice with sales tax and prepares the export CFDI; we integrate the foreign trade complement as part of your project.
Two currencies
Pesos and dollars with an exchange rate per transaction and bank reconciliation in each country.
Inventory in transit
What’s crossing shows up as such, with its cost and its legal owner.
We explain what the system has to handle; the tax side (registration, nexus, deductions) you decide with your CPA in the US and your accountant in Mexico.
Is Odoo an alternative to QuickBooks?
For a company operating in both countries, often yes, because it keeps both sets of books in one system. If you only operate in the US and QuickBooks is enough, we’ll tell you.
How much does it cost?
It depends on how many companies, users and processes are involved. That’s why we give you scope, date and price in writing before you sign, after seeing your operation.
One sale, two documents: a CFDI in Mexico and a US invoice with sales tax in Texas
If your company has a legal entity in Mexico and another in the United States, the same sale shouldn’t be keyed into QuickBooks and again into CONTPAQi or Aspel.
The same sale, entered twice
QuickBooks for the US side and CONTPAQi or Aspel for the SAT. Every re-entry is another chance for an error.
Inventory that changes owner when it crosses
Goods move from the Mexican company to the US one and the system doesn’t reflect it. That’s where units and margin go missing.
Consolidating is a monthly spreadsheet
Each company closes in its own system and someone pulls it together by hand to see how the whole business is doing.
- Step 01 · The sale
Two documents, one entry
The commercial invoice and the export CFDI come from the same data; we integrate the foreign trade complement as part of your project. The same sale shouldn’t be keyed into QuickBooks and again into CONTPAQi or Aspel.
- Step 02 · Mexican side
Export CFDI and Carta Porte
The system prepares the export CFDI from the same sale; we integrate the foreign trade complement as part of your project. On the Mexican side, the Carta Porte is generated from the same trip data.
- Step 03 · US side
US invoice with sales tax
In Texas, the state sales tax rate is 6.25% and cities and counties can add up to 2%, for a combined maximum of 8.25%.
Source: Texas Comptroller
- Step 04 · One record
Two companies, one instance
The Mexican and the Texas company in the same system, with automatic inter-company transactions. Pesos and dollars with an exchange rate per transaction and bank reconciliation in each country. What’s crossing shows up as such, with its cost and its legal owner.
We explain what the system has to handle; the tax side (registration, nexus, deductions) you decide with your CPA in the US and your accountant in Mexico.
Software for your operation, in Spanish
We build, implement and connect. Always with scope, date and price in writing before you sign.
iOS and Android apps
For the foreman on site, the driver on the road or the tech in the field, with offline capture where needed.
Custom web systems
The system your operation needs, in Spanish for your team and English for your customer.
MVPs
A first version of a product to validate it with real users before overspending.
Integrations and APIs
QuickBooks, CONTPAQi, Aspel, your bank, your ELD or your big customer’s portal, connected so nothing gets re-keyed.
Odoo
Implementation, migration and binational Odoo for companies in Mexico and the US. The license goes directly to Odoo.
WhatsApp Business API
Orders, appointments, updates and collections over WhatsApp, connected to your CRM or ERP.
Applied AI
Where it saves data entry: reading purchase orders, invoices or shipping documents.
Cloud
Infrastructure on Azure or AWS, backups that actually restore, and access control.
SAP and Salesforce
For companies that already use them and need to integrate them with operations in Mexico and Texas.
Scope, date and price in writing before you sign
If a vendor has already charged you too much, delivered late and stopped answering, this is what we do differently, step by step.
- A 30-minute conversationOn WhatsApp or video, on Central Time. You tell us how your business runs today and what hurts.
- Scope, date and price in writing (SOW)Before you sign you know what’s delivered, when, and what it costs. If what you need fits in something you already pay for, we’ll tell you.
- Contract with iTech Dev CorpMSA, NDA and SOW under Texas law, invoiced in US dollars.
- Delivery in stagesYou review real progress, not slide decks. You talk to the project engineers, in Spanish with your team and in English with your corporate customers.
- The code in your nameOnce the project is paid in full, the code and configuration are in your name.
They’re paid directly to the vendor (Odoo, Microsoft, etc.). We don’t resell them.
We don’t hold SOC 2, ISO 27001 or our own HIPAA certification. We sign NDAs and, on request, a data processing agreement.
We explain what the system has to handle; tax decisions are yours to make with your CPA and accountant.
A Texas company with ITECHDEV engineering
iTech Dev Corp is the Texas company you sign with, at 6999 McPherson Rd, Suite 107, Laredo. The engineering comes from ITECHDEV, which has been building software since 2018 with offices in Monterrey, Guadalajara and Laredo, TX, and more than 200 projects delivered.
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Monterrey, N.L. · 25.69°N 100.32°WWhat people ask us before starting
If your question isn’t here, message us on WhatsApp. We answer on Central Time, in Spanish or English.
Can you invoice in the United States?
Yes. iTech Dev Corp is a Texas entity and invoices in USD, with the contract and intellectual property under US law. If your operation also has a company in Mexico, that’s exactly the case we work on most: one system that issues the document each country requires.
Do you work in Spanish or English?
Both, and not as a translation. The team is bilingual and screens are designed in the language your people actually work in, which is often not the same in the office and on the floor. We keep in English the terms the business uses that way (payroll, sales tax, invoice, PO), because translating them is what gives away a vendor who doesn’t know the ground.
How do you lock scope before charging?
First we look at the operation or the product, then we deliver scope, date and price in writing, before you sign. We do it this way because a fixed budget without analysis is a guess, and whoever gives you one without seeing your system will correct it later.
Is the code ours?
Yes: once the project is paid in full, the repository, documentation and access are in your name, with intellectual property assigned under US law because the contract is signed by the Texas entity. If you ever switch vendors, you take everything with you without renegotiating.
Do I have to leave QuickBooks?
Not necessarily. Often we connect your operations to QuickBooks so your CPA keeps working the same way.
Is Odoo an alternative to QuickBooks?
For a company operating in both countries, often yes, because it keeps both sets of books in one system. If you only operate in the US and QuickBooks is enough, we’ll tell you.
How long does it take?
It depends on the industry and how much needs to be migrated. The date goes in writing before you sign, along with scope and price.
Tell us how your business runs today
In 30 minutes we’ll tell you what to fix first and with what: Odoo, something custom, or what you already have, set up properly. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so.