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About DotGrey

Commercial thinking.
Engineering ownership.

We build the systems that acquire customers, accelerate revenue, and automate operations. The work connects what your business needs with what your technology must do.

Our point of view

The handoff is often the problem.

An acquisition strategy needs reliable data and execution. An AI workflow needs a real owner and a reason to exist. We bring those conversations into the same engagement.

Start with the work.

Understand the people, decisions, and constraints before selecting tools. The right solution may combine conventional software, automation, and AI.

Build with your team.

Work in a defined scope with explicit review points. Make the implementation understandable to the people responsible for its outcome.

Leave a usable system.

Document the logic, integrations, and operational responsibilities. Agree on ownership and support before deployment.

The founder

Pedro Abreu

Portrait of Pedro Abreu
Founder of DotGrey
Previously at TotalEnergies

Growth needs more than a strategy. It needs someone to build it.

Pedro is an engineer and the founder of DotGrey. Drawing on his experience at TotalEnergies, he brings a practical engineering approach to commercial and operational challenges. He leads a team that builds systems to help businesses win customers and manage their daily operations.

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From bottleneck to working system.

  1. Diagnose

    Find the bottleneck.

    Map the commercial or operational problem, the people involved, and the systems already in place.

  2. Architect

    Define what good looks like.

    Agree on scope, data access, approval boundaries, and measurable acceptance criteria.

  3. Deploy

    Build into the real workflow.

    Implement, test, and release working systems with the people who will use them.

  4. Operate

    Make the system better.

    Monitor behavior, learn from use, and prioritize the next improvement.

Let’s engineer your
next stage of growth.

Tell us what you’re trying to build, where execution is slowing down, or which commercial system needs to work better.