A product company from Manitoba, built on its own platform.
Digitnix Technologies (Manitoba, Canada) builds agents that read what a business already has, check it against the rules in force, and hand back something a person can act on — with the evidence attached and the decision left to the human. The flagship is DevDispatcher, a Dev as a Service platform in private launch. The same approach runs in PermitScout, Declarify and BorderBriefer, three self-service products for Canada that are live. The team ships and operates InteLaudo, a SaaS for court-appointed experts in Brazil, and runs its own products on DevDispatcher.
The plain record.
What a program or an investor checks first. Founders, incorporation record and operating figures are shared on request, below.
- Legal entity
- Digitnix Technologies
- Headquarters
- Manitoba, Canada
- What we do
- We build and operate software products. Each one takes an artifact the customer already has, has agents check it against the rules in force, and returns an evidence-backed output that a person approves. The products are the business.
- Products and status
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DevDispatcher — Dev as a Service (DaaS) platform; private launch, access on request.
PermitScout — self-service product for Canada; live at permitscout.digitnix.com.
Declarify — self-service product for Canada; live at declarify.digitnix.com.
BorderBriefer — self-service product for Canada; live at borderbriefer.digitnix.com.
InteLaudo — SaaS for court-appointed experts in Brazil; in production at intelaudo.com.br.
Details on the products page. - Business model
- DevDispatcher: usage metered in Work Units, 1 WU = US$ 1, against a budget the customer sets; failed sessions are rolled back and not charged. PermitScout: self-service; the zoning lookup is free, and checking a package requires signing in. Declarify: self-service; the scan summary and the job-posting checker are free. BorderBriefer: self-service; the snapshot for one product — an HS code suggestion with its confidence and the top 3 markets — is free, no sign-in. InteLaudo: subscription plans, monthly or annual, and one-off report packages.
- Markets
- North America (DevDispatcher), Canada (PermitScout, Declarify, BorderBriefer), Brazil (InteLaudo).
- Runs on
- Google Cloud (Firebase, Cloud Run, Vertex AI), GitHub and Stripe. InteLaudo data is hosted in Brazil; the rest of the company runs in North America.
- Contact
- hello@digitnix.com (general, investors and programs), dpo@digitnix.com (privacy), LinkedIn, GitHub.
Agents open the pull requests. A person reviews and merges.
Digitnix runs its own products on DevDispatcher. Development agents write the code and open the pull requests for InteLaudo and for this website; a person on the team reviews and merges every one. No pull request lands on its own.
The platform that does it is the product we sell, under the same safeguards every customer gets: one organization sees only its own projects, nothing starts until it is turned on, every confirmed action is logged, and production stays with the customer.
- Agents write the code and open the pull requests
- A person reviews and merges every change
- InteLaudo and digitnix.com are built this way
- The platform that does it is DevDispatcher
Founder details, incorporation record and operating figures on request.
We share what a startup program, a cloud-credit review or an investor needs — founders and roles, the incorporation record, product status and figures — by e-mail, to the person doing the review. Write with the name of the program or fund.
A short e-mail is enough. We reply within a business day.
Start with one project. Decide when the team starts.
Tell us about your board and your repository. Access to DevDispatcher is granted in small groups during the private launch; its routines stay off until you turn the project on.