Siimmex

IMMEX temporary-import inventory and duty-credit ledger data generated by a cloud inventory-control system built to satisfy Article 59 of Mexico's Ley Aduanera: perpetual automated stock records of foreign-trade merchandise, Anexo 24 tracking of temporarily imported goods with return and pending-return registers, descargos (discharge/offset entries) recorded under Anexo 31 to evidence credit return, Anexo 30 tax-credit and guarantee balances (SCCCyG) tied to certified or guaranteed temporary imports, plus the electronic dossier (expediente electrónico) of pedimentos and customs notices per articles 36-A and 59-V, with direct VUCEM single-window connectivity and ERP interfaces.

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Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Application Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeSupply ChainFundamental

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular inventory and customs-filing records held in a multi-tenant cloud database, delivered as statutory Anexo 24/30 reports and preconfigured report packs, fed by bulk upload and automated ERP interfaces, and exchanged with the government through VUCEM messages
Volume: Request further research — volume is a pure function of how many IMMEX companies run the system and their pedimento throughput, none of which is published. Mechanically the ledger is dense (one inventory movement per component receipt and finished-goods shipment, cross-referenced to pedimento line), so a single mid-size maquiladora can generate well over 100,000 stock records per year, but the aggregate across an undisclosed tenant base cannot be estimated from any available signal.
Users: N/A as published — unlimited-user monthly subscription means seats are not the unit of account; the meaningful denominator is tenant companies. Best bound: a modest tenant base, consistent with a micro-SaaS in San Luis Potosí selling an accessible-priced compliance tool to IMMEX holders.
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active but small — a live cloud service promising continuous regulatory updates in the subscription (essential for a tool tied to the Reglas Generales de Comercio Exterior, which change annually), with published Spanish-language support hours and an active blog; no hiring, funding or scale signal
Launched: ~2020 or later (provider organisation record created mid-2020 is the earliest hard date available for the entity; the product's dependence on Anexo 30 credit-account handling ties it to the VUCEM/SCCCyG era of Mexican customs digitisation)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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