Inventory management
Stock counting, movements, validations, discrepancies, warehouse workflows and audit-ready reports.
Industrial systems & data capture
Operational software connected to the real working environment.
We design mobile and web systems for inventories, assets, warehouses, barcode, RFID and field operations, including the hardware and integration considerations required by the project.
Industrial technology ecosystems used across our delivery work
Technologies, languages and frameworks we use
Flutter 
Dart 
Java 
Kotlin 
C# 
C++ 
Python 
PostgreSQL 
Spring Boot 
AWS 
Docker 
Android 
Cloudflare 
Flyway Industrial scope
Software, capture workflows and operational integration.
The right solution may be purely software or may include terminals, readers, printers, tags and on-site process analysis. We evaluate that boundary during discovery.
Fixed assets
Identification, assignment, location, status, custody, physical verification and reconciliation workflows.
Barcode & Zebra
Mobile terminals, scanners, DataWedge integration, labels and resilient Android workflows for field use.
RFID systems
Readers, antennas, tags, portals, encoding, inventory capture and specialized deployment support.
Attendance & access
Custom workflows for identification, attendance, permissions, access events and operational reporting.
Production & field operations
Data collection, production checkpoints, surveys, mobile work orders and process-specific applications.
Delivery experience
Industrial depth without changing the client relationship.
EremosHub leads the project and remains the single point of contact. When the scope requires specialized industrial knowledge, field deployment or a larger team, the delivery can draw on established experience from JC Servicios in Peru.
This includes more than 15 years of experience across logistics, retail, manufacturing, transport, inventory, mobile data capture and RFID-related solutions.
Selected organizations served by the teams behind EremosHub and JC Servicios
Operational requirement
Describe the process before naming the technology.
Tell us what must be captured, where the work happens, what equipment exists and which system needs the final data.