The origin of Summer87
Summer87 is born as a tribute to a pivotal era in the history of software.
In the late 1980s, while we still worked in environments such as MS-DOS, BASIC, COBOL, Fortran, dBase III, or WordStar, Clipper Summer87 emerged: a new way to build software—more powerful, more approachable, and more focused on delivering real solutions.
I was part of that moment.
Independently, I developed one of the first electronic agendas in Uruguay for Federal Express, at a time when solutions like Lotus were common in the United States.
It was an era where “typing code” meant building from scratch. At the same time, I was part of the birth of a leading company, “Memory Computación,” where a key chapter began in understanding how businesses work, as a Functional Analyst. Every company, a world of its own.
Then came the chapter of sharing knowledge: I had the privilege of teaching in the Systems Analyst program at the Universitario Autónomo del Sur (today part of UDE).
Today, that same vision evolves into a new chapter: building intelligent business engines powered by artificial intelligence, data, and strategy.
We are not looking to simply adapt to change, but to understand it earlier—and turn it into concrete opportunities for those who want to stay one step ahead.
Daniel Odella
CEO, Summer87 SAS
Three integrated lines to grow with less commercial and operational friction: strategy, information architecture, and measurable execution.
Behavior, narrative, and sales process in sync
We refine how your organization sells: language, funnel stages, objections, and handoffs between marketing and sales—with emphasis on conversations that move forward and metrics you define with us.
AI, data, and automation with business sense
We turn knowledge into decision systems: process diagnosis, pragmatic integrations, agents or rules where appropriate, and dashboards that answer real leadership and operations questions.
BI and tailored software when it creates leverage
Reporting, alerts, and operational flows aligned to real processes; modules when a generic ERP does not fit—with traceability, permissions, and an agreed implementation roadmap.
We are available to discuss how to design an intelligent engine for your business.
