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Adqueoby Tecapa

Built from the shift.

We are not another programming team that arrived at industry. We are maintenance and infrastructure that got tired of hunting for information, repeating work, and deciding late — and chose to build the tools the crew will actually use.

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Daniel Jiménez

Daniel Jiménez

Electrical engineer · Maintenance and management systems

Electrical engineer. He has led maintenance and infrastructure, implemented CMMS, built operational indicators, and audited energy management systems, with training in Lean Six Sigma. Adqueo does not come from a market study: it comes from having been a user. From the lack of tools, from wanting to innovate and save, and from making easier a job he actually knows — not one imagined from the outside.

He currently holds a maintenance and infrastructure leadership role in industry while developing Adqueo in parallel as its founder.

Mission

Make visible the losses that daily routine hides — time, rework, late decisions — and turn them into software the crew actually uses. Freeing hours and bringing discipline to the operation is also how profitability is made.

Vision

That more companies can compete, grow, and create opportunities for the families who depend on them. That every software investment leaves real capability: better-prepared teams, processes under control, and decisions that strengthen competitiveness.

Philosophy

I am not another programmer. I am an electrical engineer in maintenance and infrastructure: I use these systems every day. I have lived the lack of tools, and more than once I have wished for the ones I now build.

Operations come first. Maintenance and support processes protect availability, manage risk, and control costs so the business can produce and deliver. Software is born from that work, not from a catalogue of modules.

Seeing what the routine hides is the method: connect data, understand where time, resources, and money are lost, and turn that into improvement. The technology has to be first-class — and it has to earn its keep on the floor, not only in the demo.

I want more businesses to compete, grow, and create opportunities for the families who depend on them. That is the passion behind Adqueo.

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Values

  • Operations come first

    Maintenance and support processes protect availability, risk, and cost. The business produces; the tools do not get in the way.

  • See what the routine hides

    Hours spent finding information, repeated work, late decisions. If you cannot see it, you cannot save it. Connect data and turn it into action.

  • Tools that make the work easier

    Clear interfaces, functions that help people resolve. Built by someone who faces the same challenges as the people who will use them every day.

  • Technology with value on the floor

    First-class, yes. Every software investment has to become more capable teams, processes under control, and stronger competitiveness.

Origin

Maintenance, energy, and field clients kept asking for the same system: auditable, usable on shift, without rework. Adqueo is that suite, already built, and it is now Tecapa Electric’s software brand.

Tecapa Electric

Tecapa Electric is the company behind Adqueo: engineering, installation, and maintenance of medium- and low-voltage electrical systems, thermography, measurements, and IoT. Adqueo is its software brand. Field work lives on tecapaelectric.com.

See the software. Or tell us the loop that does not fit.

The suite lives here. If the loop does not fit, let’s talk about custom software.