Systems for municipalities in 30 days — no tender, no bureaucracy
Via direct procurement (Law 14.133/2021), your municipality contracts directly up to R$ 80,000 per item. No tender process, no months of waiting, no lock-in.
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Brazilian Law 14.133/2021 (art. 75, II) allows direct procurement for services up to R$ 80,000 per item without a public tender. Each system with a distinct scope is an independent item. The municipality, city council, and public bodies each have their own independent limit. The delivered code belongs entirely to the municipality — no subscription, no lock-in.
Digital Protocol Portal
Electronic protocol and tracking of internal and external processes. Email and WhatsApp notifications. Digital signature. Complete history. R$ 35k–55k / 30–45 days.
Public Transparency Dashboard
Active transparency portal compliant with the Freedom of Information Law. Automatic publication of tenders and contracts. Open API for journalists and auditors. R$ 30k–45k / 30 days.
Public Scheduling System
Scheduling for health, licenses, and citizen services. Dashboard for civil servants. Responsive web app — works on the citizen's phone without installation. R$ 25k–40k / 21–30 days.
Municipal BI Dashboard
Health, education, and public finance dashboards. Integration with existing payroll systems. Automated reports for state and federal audit bodies. R$ 40k–60k / 30–45 days.
- Direct contracting via exemption — no tender process required
- Code 100% owned by the municipality — no lock-in, no subscription
- First delivery in 30 days, civil servants trained at handoff
- Reference Term template ready for budget appropriation included in the proposal
- Complete technical documentation and optional maintenance
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does direct procurement work for software in Brazil?
- Brazilian Law 14.133/2021 (art. 75, II) allows direct contracting of services up to R$ 80,000 per item without a public tender. Each system with a distinct scope is an independent item. The process takes 3 to 7 business days after the proposal: budget appropriation order + service agreement.
- Can multiple systems in the same municipality exceed the limit?
- No, if they have distinct scopes. A Protocol System (R$ 45k) + Transparency Dashboard (R$ 35k) + Scheduling Portal (R$ 30k) are three separate items, each within the R$ 80k limit. Additionally, the Municipality, City Council, and Public Bodies have different tax IDs (CNPJs) — each with its own independent limit.
- Does the code stay with the municipality?
- Always. The repository is delivered to the municipality along with complete technical documentation. The system can be operated independently, modified internally, or passed on to another vendor. There is no retention clause and no dependency on Powertrend.
- What is the actual delivery timeline?
- Simpler systems (scheduling, basic protocol) are ready in 21 to 30 days. More complex systems (municipal BI, PNCP portal) take 40 to 50 days. The timeline starts from contract signing, not from the proposal.
- Do civil servants need technical training?
- No. Operational training for the civil servants who will use the system is included in the delivery. We also provide a user manual. Post-delivery technical support is optional — the system is designed to run without dependency on Powertrend.
- What does the contracting process look like?
- 1) Contact via WhatsApp (1 day); 2) Remote discovery meeting (2–3 days); 3) Proposal + Reference Term template ready for budget appropriation (3–5 days); 4) Contract signing and development start (1 week). From first contact to signing: less than 2 weeks.