About Innoquo
Engineering to turn real processes into systems that work.
Innoquo designs and builds software, integrations and AI systems around the operational reality companies already have.
We work from Granada with projects in Spain and Switzerland, combining architecture, implementation and production under one technical responsibility.
What we do
We do not add AI for its own sake. We build operational capability.
We create systems able to understand requests, query authorised information, prepare work and execute controlled actions on ERP, CRM, internal tools and business applications.
The goal is not a demo. It is to deliver something that can be used, observed, maintained and evolved.
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Custom software and platforms
Business applications and internal platforms designed for the teams that operate them.
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Integrations and operational automation
Connect tools, data and workflows without replacing what already works.
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Agents connected to enterprise systems
AI that can prepare and execute work within permissions and approvals.
How we understand engineering
The existing system is also part of the solution.
Before building, we understand the processes, permissions, data, dependencies and constraints that already exist.
Each project is designed with clear scope, controls proportional to risk and verifiable criteria for production readiness.
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Integrate before replacing
We keep what already works when changing it adds no value.
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Control before autonomy
Permissions, approvals, traceability and recovery are part of the product.
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Production before presentation
Deployment, observability and maintenance are considered from design.
Technical leadership
Innoquo is founder-led.
Óscar Idígoras
Platform & AI engineering · Granada, Andalusia, Spain
Óscar Idígoras founded Innoquo and leads architecture and engineering directly. His experience spans business applications, cloud systems, integrations, data platforms and operational infrastructure.
He participates in defining and executing projects to maintain continuity between what is proposed, what is built and what is ultimately operated.
Tell us which system needs to improve.
You do not need a closed specification. We can start from the process, the tools involved and the outcome you need.
About Innoquo
Operational systems — architecture through production.
Innoquo builds software, integrations and AI against ERP, CRM, identity and internal APIs companies already depend on.
Granada base, Spain and Switzerland delivery. One technical owner from scope definition to deployable artifacts.
What we do
Capability on the systems of record.
Agents and automation against authorised data paths — read, prepare and act with scoped credentials on ERP, CRM, internal APIs and business applications.
Shippable scope: interfaces, permission model, observability and rollback — not a slide deck.
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Custom software and platforms
Applications and platform services with explicit contracts, deployment path and recovery.
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Integrations and operational automation
Adapters, event paths and automation with audit on state-changing actions.
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Agents connected to enterprise systems
Grounded agents with tool boundaries, approval gates and traceable outputs.
How we understand engineering
Live estate first — then the smallest useful change.
Identity, data ownership, interfaces and recovery constraints are mapped before new capability is proposed.
Scope, non-goals and production gates are written — not inferred after build.
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Integrate before replacing
Preserve the system of record; change only where the constraint demands it.
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Control before autonomy
Named principals, scoped credentials and a stop-path for irreversible actions.
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Production before presentation
Deploy path, telemetry and rollback on the live path — not after launch.
Technical leadership
Founder-led — one owner on the architecture path.
Óscar Idígoras
Platform & AI engineering
Óscar Idígoras founded Innoquo and owns architecture and implementation — identity, APIs, data paths and operational infrastructure.
Same person writes scope, adapters and operating notes the team will use in production.
Start from the live constraints.
Process, systems of record, permission model and the outcome required — a polished brief is optional.
