Digital systems provider for Spain's notary sector
Centro Tecnológico del Notariado builds and maintains the digital infrastructure for Spain's notary profession, operating as the technology arm of the General Notary Council since 2002. The stack is enterprise-grade (Oracle, SQL Server, Java/Spring) with active adoption of LLM infrastructure (LLaMA, Mistral, Ollama, vLLM, LoRA) — signaling a pivot toward AI-assisted workflows in document processing and validation. A large ERP implementation is underway across notary offices, paired with custom LLM agent development, suggesting the organization is moving from legacy application maintenance toward modernized, AI-augmented systems.
Centro Tecnológico del Notariado is a public-company technology provider wholly created by Spain's General Notary Council to drive digital transformation across the notary profession. The organization develops, deploys, and maintains software systems for notary offices nationwide, while facilitating integration with public administration, financial institutions, and other stakeholders. With 201–500 employees based in Sant Cugat del Vallés, the company operates a mix of legacy application support, ERP modernization, and emerging AI development—addressing both immediate operational demands and longer-term sector digitalization.
Oracle, SQL Server, Java, Spring, Hibernate, JBoss for core systems; Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket for development workflows; Redmine, Remedy for operations; LLaMA, Mistral, Ollama, vLLM for LLM inference.
ERP implementation and deployment across notary offices, custom LLM agent development, LLM inference optimization, secure RAG pipeline development, and improvement of legacy applications.
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