1. About DCisGlobal
Who is DCisGlobal?
We are a technology consultancy. We design the architecture that connects your systems and build the custom software that lets growing companies scale without operational chaos. We work with SMBs and mid-sized companies in Argentina, Spain, and the rest of LATAM and Europe.
What sets you apart from a software shop or a traditional IT consultancy?
Our difference is that we start with architecture, not code. First we understand the client's operational ecosystem, we design the technical blueprint that resolves the friction, and only then do we build. That sequence avoids technical debt, projects that balloon, and software that ages badly.
What kind of companies do you work with?
Mainly SMBs and mid-sized companies that have crossed their operational tipping point — when complexity outgrew Excel, disconnected systems, or the off-the-shelf ERP. We also work with large companies on specific architecture or integration projects.
Which countries do you operate in?
We operate mainly in Spain and Latin America, with clients in other European countries as well. We have over 10 years of experience with projects on 2 continents.
Who works on my project and who do I talk to?
You get a project manager as your fixed point of contact: one person who knows your case end to end and who you always speak to, with no middlemen. There's a progress meeting every week, covering what was done and what comes next. All the work is done by DCisGlobal's own team: we don't outsource development, so whoever builds your system is the one who keeps it running.
2. Technology assessment
What is the technology assessment?
There are two steps. First, the online self-assessment: you answer some questions and we tell you your level, your main bottleneck, and which services are worth a look. If you want to go deeper, the second step is a session with an expert, no commitment, where we review your operation in depth and you leave with a concrete roadmap.
Is there any commitment?
No. There is no commitment. Even if you do not move forward with us, you walk away with the systems map, the identified bottlenecks, and an initial roadmap.
How do I book an assessment?
You can book directly from the Book an Assessment page on our site, or message us on WhatsApp at +54 9 2335 40-1722.
How is the assessment carried out?
By video call (typically Google Meet or Zoom). The session is divided into four blocks: operational context, process review, friction identification, and an initial action plan.
What do I need to prepare before the meeting?
Nothing formal. If you already have some pain points identified (e.g. "data does not flow between the CRM and billing", "we rely too much on Excel", "we have no visibility into the pipeline"), let us know beforehand and we will make better use of the session. If not, we start from scratch with an open conversation.
What do I get after the assessment?
A summary with: (1) a current systems map, (2) identified bottlenecks, (3) concrete automation opportunities, and (4) an initial roadmap. All in digital format and ready to share with your team.
3. Services and methodology
What services does DCisGlobal offer?
Five services, with one team behind them:
- Custom software: we design and build enterprise platforms, integration systems, process automation, and data-driven systems.
- Technology architecture: consulting for companies that already have software but need to bring order to it. Deliverables: ecosystem map, integration design, and the central platform plan.
- Managed hosting: secure infrastructure monitored 24/7, with backups and incident response.
- Open-source systems: we implement and adapt open-source ERP and CRM to your operation, with no per-user licenses.
- Support and maintenance: corrective, preventive, and evolutionary maintenance of your software, plus help for the people who use it.
What does the work process look like on a custom software project?
We work in four phases:
- We understand your operation (2-3 days): we identify bottlenecks, disconnected systems, and what slows you down day to day.
- System Design (3-4 days): we define how systems, data, and processes should connect.
- Platform Build (2-3 weeks): we develop the software that drives the business operation.
- Continuous Scaling: we evolve and adapt the solution as your company grows.
What technologies do you use?
We choose the stack based on the problem, not the other way around. We work with mature, well-supported, API-first technologies, focused on scalability, maintainability, and documentation. If you want to know what we would use for your specific case, we discuss it during the assessment.
Do you build mobile apps?
Yes, when it is part of a larger architecture. We are not an app factory; the apps we build are integrated into the client's ecosystem.
Can you take over a project already underway with another provider?
Yes, but we start with an assessment to understand the current state before committing to timelines and scope. It is key to evaluate the technical quality of the existing code and the viability of continuing vs. rewriting.
How long does a custom software project take?
It depends on the scope, but the project ships in one month at most: understanding how your company operates takes two to three days, designing the system three to four days, and building the platform two to three weeks. After that comes continuous scaling — no longer a project with an end date, but the system evolving as your company grows. During the assessment we estimate the timeline for your specific case. Book your assessment.
4. Pricing and engagement
How much does a project cost?
It depends on the scope and complexity. We work with different models: fixed-scope project, an hours bundle for support and maintenance, monthly retainer for continuous evolution, or hourly consulting for architecture. After the assessment we can send you a concrete proposal.
How are services billed?
By milestones or by month, depending on the type of project. We can invoice in Argentina or internationally in USD or EUR depending on the client's jurisdiction.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. For any conversation involving sensitive information, we sign an NDA before starting. If you have your own, we review it; if not, we use ours.
How and when do I pay for a project?
A project is paid in two parts: 50% to start and the remaining 50% on delivery. You can pay in Argentine pesos, US dollars or euros, and each invoice is due within 30 days. There are no costs that show up later: what was agreed in the quote is what gets invoiced, and any change of scope is quoted separately and approved before we build it. Book your assessment and you walk away with a clear scope and a clear price.
What happens if the scope changes mid-project?
Every scope change is quoted separately and approved in writing before any work starts. Nothing is absorbed quietly or shows up as a surprise in the final invoice: if what you're asking for goes beyond what we agreed, we tell you what it means in time and money, and we only build it once you approve. On top of that, designing the system before building it is exactly what brings the big changes to the surface early, when fixing them is cheap.
5. Post-launch support
What happens when the project ends?
All our projects include an initial warranty period and options for ongoing support and evolution. We do not leave you alone with the code: our philosophy is to build platforms that scale with your business.
How do I report an incident or request a change?
Clients with an active contract have a direct channel to the technical team (typically Slack, a dedicated email, or a ticketing system, as agreed in the contract). The details are defined in each client's service agreement.
What warranty comes with what you deliver?
Three months of warranty from delivery. During that period we fix, at no cost, any defect against the agreed scope: if something doesn't work the way it was defined, we fix it. New features and scope changes aren't included — those are quoted separately. If you want support beyond the warranty, we continue with ongoing support and maintenance, so the system keeps evolving with your company.
How fast do you respond if something goes down?
If the system goes down and stops your operation, we respond in under two hours: that's urgent and it's treated as urgent. If it's something that can wait — a small fix, a question, a minor improvement — we take it on and get back to you within the next business day. Our support hours are Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Argentina time, which in Spain means 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. local time. Either way you talk to the team that built your system, not to a help desk that has no idea what you're referring to.
6. Privacy and terms
How do you handle my personal data?
See our Privacy Policy for the full detail. In short: we only use your data to respond to inquiries, deliver the service, and, if you gave consent, send you relevant communications. We do not sell or share data for commercial purposes.
What rules apply to using the site?
See our Terms of Service.
Who owns and is responsible for this site?
DCisGlobal operates through two entities, depending on the jurisdiction you are contracting from:
- For clients in Spain: Dino Cisterna (trading as DCisGlobal), Foreigner ID Number (NIE) Y9843047G, registered address at Plaza San Francisco 8, 29015, Málaga, Spain. Not applicable for Commercial Registry filing (sole trader).
- For clients in Argentina: Dino Cisterna (trading as DCisGlobal), Tax ID (CUIT) 20-38038700-0, registered address at Alsina 396, Ingeniero Luiggi, La Pampa, Argentina.
Full details are available in our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Service.
7. Ownership, data and security
Who owns the code you develop?
You do. The source code and the documentation belong to your company once the project is paid in full: we hand over the repositories, the manuals and the technical documentation, with no lock-in and no dependency on us to move forward. If the system includes reusable components built by DCisGlobal, they come with a licence to use them, stated in the contract from day one. You never find that out at the end.
Where is my data hosted and who has access to it?
On a private server dedicated to your company, not shared with other clients. Where it sits is your call: we work with the setup and the region that suit your operation and the regulations that apply to you. We run automated backups every day on that server, and the exact scheme — frequency, retention, where the copies are kept — is adjusted to how your server is set up and what your operation needs. Only the DCisGlobal team assigned to your project has access to your systems: we don't outsource development and we don't give access to third parties.
8. Integrations and data migration
Do you integrate with the systems I already use?
Yes — integration is at the core of what we do. The first step of the assessment is mapping which systems you already have and how they talk to each other. If your tools can be connected, we design the integrations so each piece of data travels once and nobody has to re-enter it by hand. We already build integrations with platforms such as Mercado Libre, PayPal, Google Maps and Spotify, on top of each company's internal systems. If something can't be connected, we say so upfront and propose the alternative.
Do I have to replace my current ERP or CRM?
Not necessarily, and it's rarely the first thing we recommend. If the system you have does the job it was built for, the problem usually sits around it: processes living in spreadsheets, data entered twice, information nobody can see in real time. That's where we work — we organise the architecture around what you already have and build custom only what's missing.
9. Contact
If you can't find what you're looking for, write to us directly:
WhatsApp: +54 9 2335 401722 — the fastest channel, staffed Monday to Friday during business hours.
Email: contacto@dcisglobal.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/dcisglobal
Time zone: Argentina (UTC-3).
For privacy or data protection inquiries, write to us at privacidad@dcisglobal.com.