pure.ec

What It Is

Pure Technology is an enterprise mobility and software development service provider from Ecuador. Its website highlights mobile app development, field force automation, responsive website development, and SMS/email bulk messaging capabilities. Rather than positioning itself as a single standardized SaaS product, it appears to combine its own products with custom development to help businesses connect with customers, manage sales, and coordinate field teams through mobile devices.

Core Features and Products

Based on the site content, its core products include Sales Track, Route Track, and Send Track. Sales Track focuses on multi-platform sales applications or the systematization of sales teams. Route Track is designed for field force management and can be used for scenarios such as sales, collections, inventory checks, postal delivery, surveys, promoters, and GPS tracking. Send Track is an SMS and E-Mail message sending and parsing engine used to send corporate notifications or promotional messages to customer databases. In addition, the company provides mobile development for Apple, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and other platforms, as well as responsive website development for PCs, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones.

Pricing, Deployment, and Integrations

The website does not disclose packages, subscription pricing, free trials, payment methods, deployment models, APIs, third-party integrations, or developer documentation. Therefore, if considering it for enterprise procurement, you would need to ask whether pricing is project-based, license-based, SaaS subscription-based, or a hybrid model. You should also confirm whether it is cloud-deployed, whether private deployment is available, and whether it supports integration with CRM, ERP, SMS gateways, email systems, or map services.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are relatively clear business scenarios, especially for field-intensive industries. The website also lists cases such as Correos Ecuador, Chevyplan, and Confiteca, suggesting some local enterprise project experience. Its functionality spans mobile data collection, route tracking, and customer outreach, making it potentially suitable for building end-to-end business systems.

The drawbacks are also evident: the website content is fairly brief and includes repeated or placeholder copy. It lacks key enterprise procurement information such as security and compliance, permissions, data backup, service support, and SLA details. The maturity of its standardized products is difficult to assess from the website alone.

Suitable Users and Access from China

It is better suited to companies in Latin American or Spanish-speaking markets that need mobile sales, delivery, collections, inventory checks, surveys, and SMS/email outreach. Access from China is unknown, and cross-border procurement would also need to consider language, time zones, payments, contracts, and local compliance. For similar requirements in China, alternatives to compare include Salesforce, Zoho, Odoo, 钉钉宜搭, 明道云, or local field force management systems.