ConectNext manages the commercial activities and operational coordination defined in your project. We organize agreed work, follow up with the parties involved and report on progress, outstanding requirements and decisions requiring your approval.

Where market intelligence forms part of the engagement, research focuses on your products, sector and target countries. Findings identify the sources reviewed and relevant limitations, so your company can assess the evidence informing its business decisions.

ConectNext Research Framework

We work with companies of different sizes and operating models, including manufacturers, technology providers, specialized suppliers and businesses using external production partners. Because expansion priorities differ, each assignment reflects your objectives, resources and operational requirements.

An engagement may focus on market assessment, active commercial representation or local establishment. Services can also be combined within a broader project, with additional activities and countries assessed and agreed separately as your needs develop. Before preparing a proposal, we review your priorities, target countries and timing. For projects involving company formation, facilities or regulated activities, this review also identifies the specialized local services and delivery arrangements required.

The proposal then sets out the activities, deliverables, responsibilities, fees, identified third-party costs and proposed schedule. Directory participation remains a separate paid service for corporate and product visibility. A listing therefore does not include commercial representation or expansion execution.

B2B Expansion Platform: Scope and Participation Model

Our Key Services

1. Regional Commercial Representation

ConectNext manages commercial activities for international manufacturers and suppliers developing their presence in Colombia and selected Latin American markets. Our work supports market development through active engagement with potential distributors, industrial customers and other relevant business accounts.

Depending on the agreed scope, representation may include:

  • Identification and qualification of potential distributors, industrial customers, systems integrators and other relevant organizations
  • Direct outreach and presentation of your company and product portfolio
  • Commercial follow-up and opportunity development within selected channels
  • Negotiation support in accordance with your company’s pricing, terms and instructions
  • Distributor and account development, including continued communication with prospective and existing counterparts
  • Activity reports covering discussions, opportunities and recommended next steps

A written mandate defines the target markets, activities and responsibilities. Throughout the engagement, your company retains authority over pricing, commercial terms, contractual commitments and final business decisions.

The Strategic Value of Commercial Representation

2. Trade Fair and Business Mission Coordination

ConectNext coordinates participation in selected trade fairs, exhibitions and business missions in Colombia and other Latin American markets. Each engagement reflects your commercial objectives, target audience and budget, as well as the requirements of the event.

Depending on the agreed scope, support may include:

  • Assessment of events relevant to your industry and commercial priorities
  • Coordination of registration, stand requirements, materials and local providers
  • Preparation of company, product and technical information
  • On-site representation and presentation of your product portfolio
  • Documentation of relevant conversations and inquiries
  • Post-event communication and follow-up on agreed activities
  • Reporting on participation, responses received and recommended next steps

Where on-site representation is contracted, ConectNext can represent your company without your own team travelling to the event. The proposal specifies staffing, activities, expenses and responsibilities, while your company retains authority over commercial terms and commitments.

End-to-End Coordination: From Planning to Commercial Follow-Up

3. Legal, Contractual and Regulatory Coordination

ConectNext coordinates the specialized local services required for legal, contractual and regulatory matters within an expansion project. Qualified providers deliver legal advice, contract preparation and other regulated professional services in the relevant jurisdiction.

Coordination may cover:

  • Identification of qualified local counsel and regulatory specialists
  • Legal review or preparation of commercial contracts, distribution agreements and representation arrangements by appointed counsel
  • Organization of company, product and operational documentation
  • Coordination of sanitary registrations, product authorizations and other applicable regulatory procedures
  • Follow-up on submissions, observations, outstanding requirements and pending decisions
  • Progress updates between your company and the specialized providers involved

For regulated sectors, the scope identifies the applicable jurisdiction and procedures, as well as the professional services required and each party’s responsibilities.

Legal and Regulatory Coordination for Market Entry

4. Business Establishment and Operational Setup

ConectNext coordinates company formation and operational setup for international businesses establishing a formal presence in Colombia. Projects in other selected Latin American markets are assessed according to local requirements, available professional services and the operating arrangements needed.

Depending on the agreed scope, establishment support may include:

  • Company formation, corporate registration and tax registration through appointed local professionals
  • Coordination of documentation required from shareholders, directors or parent companies
  • Support during financial institution onboarding, including communication on application requirements
  • Selection and coordination of accounting, tax and administrative service providers
  • Identification and assessment of offices, warehouses or other operational locations
  • Coordination of local providers and practical setup requirements
  • Progress tracking across completed activities, outstanding requirements and client decisions

The proposal defines the establishment activities and delivery responsibilities, together with professional fees, identified third-party costs and the proposed schedule.

Company Formation and Operational Establishment

5. Warehousing, Inventory and Local Distribution

ConectNext manages warehousing and local distribution arrangements for international manufacturers requiring products, equipment or spare parts in Colombia. Specialized logistics operators provide physical storage, handling and transport, while we coordinate the approved operation.

This service can also be integrated with business establishment, commercial representation or ongoing local operations management. Depending on the scope, activities may include:

  • Identification and assessment of suitable warehouses and logistics operators
  • Coordination of goods reception, storage conditions and handling requirements
  • Inventory registration, monitoring and periodic reporting
  • Order preparation and dispatch coordination
  • Arrangements for customer pickup or delivery through approved transport providers
  • Follow-up on warehouse services, documentation, incidents and recurring costs
  • Communication between the manufacturer, logistics providers and the local commercial operation
  • Coordination with customs, insurance and other specialized providers where required

Facilities and logistics services are selected for each project. The proposal defines the products, locations, storage conditions, inventory responsibilities, handling procedures and distribution activities, as well as fees and insurance requirements.

The client or its formally appointed entity retains ownership of the goods and responsibility for importation, customer invoicing and final commercial decisions.

Warehousing and Distribution Operations in Colombia

6. Ongoing Local Operations Management

ConectNext manages agreed local operations for international companies establishing a business in Latin America without deploying their own management team in the country. This provides continued operational follow-up and communication with headquarters under a defined mandate.

Ongoing responsibilities may include:

  • Office, warehouse and facility coordination
  • Follow-up with recruitment, employment, payroll and personnel administration providers
  • Coordination of accounting, tax, legal and regulatory professionals
  • Management of administrative suppliers and recurring operational requirements
  • Alignment of local activities with the client’s commercial priorities
  • Monitoring of documentation, payments and approvals within the authority granted
  • Regular reporting on activities, costs, outstanding requirements and decisions requiring client approval

Specialized providers remain responsible for the professional services they perform, while ConectNext manages the assigned operation. The client retains authority over strategic, financial and contractual decisions unless specific powers are delegated in writing.

Ongoing management is contracted separately from business establishment. Its terms define the recurring activities, authority limits, reporting arrangements and monthly management fee, together with any agreed percentage-based fee and its calculation basis.

Local Operations Management in Latin America | ConectNext

Direct Management. Specialized Local Delivery.

ConectNext directly manages the commercial activities, operational coordination, communication and reporting assigned within your project. Qualified local providers deliver legal, accounting, tax, employment, regulatory, customs and other specialized services, while remaining professionally responsible for their work. Each proposal identifies the countries covered, services included, delivery responsibilities and decisions requiring your company’s approval. Regional coverage is therefore confirmed for each engagement according to the activities and local support required.

Your company retains control over investments, pricing, contractual commitments and strategic decisions. Any delegated authority is established in writing, together with the relevant budgets and approval limits.

Commercial outcomes and third-party approvals cannot be guaranteed. Proposed schedules also depend on documentation requirements, provider availability and the processing times of authorities, financial institutions and other external organizations.

This model provides a single point of coordination while maintaining clear responsibilities throughout the engagement.

Regional Execution for Your Expansion

Develop your business in selected Latin American markets through regional commercial representation and coordinated local support. Your company sets the priorities and retains decision-making authority, while ConectNext executes the activities defined in the agreed mandate.

Each proposal defines the target countries, activities, deliverables, responsibilities and fees. Services can be contracted individually or combined within a broader expansion project.

Plan Your Latin American Expansion

Whether your company requires regional commercial representation, distributor development, trade fair coordination, legal and regulatory coordination or business establishment, ConectNext structures the work around your target markets and operational priorities. Share your company profile, product portfolio and expansion objectives. Our team will then assess your requirements and define the scope of a potential engagement.

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