YAPI S.A.S. · Atuntaqui, Ecuador
We build SaaS products for small and mid-sized businesses in Ecuador and Latin America. They all share the same foundation — identity, per-customer data isolation, SRI e-invoicing — so every new product starts with the hard parts solved and per-customer costs stay low.
Our goal: production-grade AI for businesses that rarely have access to it.
YAPI Platform
PostgreSQL · row-level policies
01 Platform
A small business needs what a large company needs — security, invoices the tax authority accepts, protected data — without paying what it costs to build. So every YAPI product stands on the same platform instead of reinventing it.
Our stack: Laravel, Filament, PostgreSQL, Go and Rust, with interfaces in Astro, Next.js and Expo.
Each business sees only its own data. In the core platform and in YAPI Loyalty that does not rest on application code alone: the database itself enforces it with row-level security policies.
PostgreSQL · forced Row-Level Security
One registry of users, organizations and roles for every product, with an admin panel for each customer.
Laravel 12 · Filament v5
A dedicated service signs invoices, submits them to Ecuador's tax authority (SRI) and tracks their authorization. A transactional queue keeps any invoice from getting stuck halfway.
Go · XAdES-BES · transactional outbox
Plans, payments and usage credits — WhatsApp messages, for example — shared by every product instead of rebuilt for each one.
Shared billing schema
02 Products
Each product solves one concrete problem for one kind of business, and inherits security, invoicing and data isolation from the platform.
Digital stamp-card loyalty
The paper stamp card, now on the customer's phone. The cashier records each purchase with a QR code; customers collect stamps, keep them in Google Wallet and get reminders on WhatsApp.
Technical audits of IT equipment
Measures every Windows computer in an organization and issues a Technical Needs Report: which machines are worth upgrading, which should be replaced, and why — with every criterion cited.
The platform is designed to take on more verticals. We will announce them when they exist, not before.
03 How we use Claude
We are a deliberately small team: development is led by a technical founder working with Anthropic's Claude. We use it where it already delivers, and we say plainly what is still being built.
Claude Code writes and reviews the code in all of our repositories. To do that with discipline we built our own governance layer: per-stack rules, agents that review every change — code, security and decisions — and automated checks on every commit.
Plain-language questions about the business's own data, without leaving per-customer isolation.
Reading and summarizing invoices, technical reports and other documents that are reviewed by hand today.
Repetitive tasks for client businesses handled with AI assistance, always with a person who approves.
The goal stays the same: production-grade AI at a per-customer cost a small business can afford.
04 Trust and compliance
Trust is not added at the end. These safeguards live in the platform, so every product has them from day one.
We handle personal data under Ecuador's Personal Data Protection Law (LOPDP): sensitive data encrypted in the database and a direct channel to exercise your rights.
dpo@yapi.ec
In the core platform and in YAPI Loyalty, the database prevents one customer from reading another's data. On top of that, automated checks on every commit look for code that could bypass that isolation.
Row-level policies · checked on every commit
XAdES-BES electronic signatures, with each issuer's certificate stored encrypted under its own key, and every exchange with the SRI logged for audit.
AES-256-GCM · submission log
Every change passes automated checks before it reaches production. Backups are kept off the server, and restores are rehearsed and timed.
Off-site backups · restore drills
05 Contact
If you run a small business, are considering a pilot, or invest in software for Latin America, write to us. We will reply by email.
Atuntaqui, Imbabura, Ecuador
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