Over 100 companies manage their hardware with First Plug
Brazil combines a vast geographical area with a particularly bureaucratic customs system, which complicates the process of purchasing and importing hardware from abroad for facilities located outside São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. Companies that already operate in other Latin American countries and are adding employees in Brazil seek to ensure that the process is comparable in terms of time and oversight to the rest of their operations, without having to file a separate import declaration for each case.
First Plug manages this through its own operations in the country, avoiding the need to deal with unknown suppliers.
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How First Plug Works in Brazil
A Mexico-based software company already operates in several Latin American countries and has hired its first employee in Brazil. Without a local entity or suppliers, the HR team fears repeating past negative experiences with hiring from abroad.
Through First Plug, the team submits a request specifying the destination city and receives a quote that includes hardware and logistics, all managed through the company’s own operations in the country. When an employee needs support or eventually leaves the company, the process follows the same standard as the company’s other operations.
