About eSkuad | First Mile Science | Field Operations Platform

Most people think solving fieldwork means putting an app on a phone. They add an "offline mode" and believe the problem is solved. It isn't.

What they miss is the chasm between technology and the people who actually use it — millions of dollars lost in disconnected operations, hours wasted in transcription, and mountains of paper representing data that never made it to a decision.

eSkuad was built to close that chasm. We've built the only technology capable of fully digitizing and automating field operations across the entire supply chain — not just capturing data, but ensuring it flows from the First Mile to every system that needs it.

This isn't theory. It's proven. eSkuad works everywhere — in Atacama mines, Patagonian forests, and offshore platforms where every other platform fails. That field-born foundation is what allowed us to land and expand with Fortune 500 companies in markets where generic platforms couldn't follow.

The data generated in the First Mile is the most valuable, least captured data in industrial operations. eSkuad is built to capture it — and now, to turn it into AI-powered intelligence: automated workflows, machine interactions, and streamlined compliance that fundamentally changes how industrial operations run.

We're not building a product for today. We're building the operational system for the field revolution.

Eskuad recauda US$1,6 millones en ronda inicial e ingresa oficialmente a EE.UU.

Eskuad, la startup y plataforma móvil de datos de terreno, anunció un levantamiento de capital de US$1,6 millones. Según comentó la empresa a Forbes Chile, la ronda inicial fue liderada por Outlander VC (Atlanca y NY) e incluyó la participación de Behind Genius Ventures (San Diego, CA), C2Venturs (NY), Mis Inversiones (Santiago, Chile). El levantamiento incluyó un premio de Google para startups y mentores de los programas Techstars, Start-up Chile y Tampa Bay Wave también participaron en la ronda como inversores ángeles.

Max Echeverría, fundador y CEO de Eskuad, detalla que esta primera ronda se logró concretar, en parte, gracias a que cambiaron su modelo de negocio y mejoraron el producto tras su paso por Techstars, donde se les cursó la invitación desde Google Founders Academy y fueron aceptados.

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From Chile to Maine: Eskuad is looking to make a difference in its new home

Max Echeverria founded his tech company in his home country before moving it to Maine. In its growth, the business earned financial backing from Google.

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Eskuad, la startup chilena que fue elegida en programa “incubadora de negocios” de EE.UU.

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Diario Financiero

Chilean investor joins US investors in Eskuad's pre-seed round

Eskuad is a company that provides access to a field data platform and allows for internal paperwork to be managed in less time. They currently have over 30 clients across Chile and the United States.

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LUN

He came to the United States, slept on an air mattress, and today his startup is worth $10,000,000

Eskuad's arrival in the United States, a Chilean startup that developed a platform for making field reports in areas with poor connectivity, and is now valued at $10,000,000, started with one of its founders, Max Echeverría, staying at a friend's house in the city of Tampa, Florida.

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DUNA

Eskuad: mobile forms and workflows

This Friday on Emprendedores, Fernando Zavala and Juan Pablo Larraín interviewed Max Echeverría, founder of Eskuad, a company that creates custom forms and workflows for collecting field data. They now have their HQ in Atlanta, where they serve major port and forestry companies in the area.

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Mainebiz

Tech startup Eskuad raises $1.65M to fund growth

Max Echeverria is the founder and CEO of Eskuad, a Portland-based mobile field data startup with Chilean roots that raised $1.65 million in pre-seed funding.

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Diario Concepción

UdeC alumni secure US$1.65 million with project that improves company productivity

With their platform Eskuad, three professionals from the University of Concepción and Virginio Gómez raised a significant sum to continue transforming the experiences of field workers through their artificial intelligence startup.

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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Hispanic-owned tech firm raises nearly $1.7M in investment funding

Atlanta-based Eskuad, a startup that provides a mobile platform for workers in field operations — such as shipping ports and construction — to create forms and reports announced Tuesday that it has raised $1.65 million in pre-seed funding.

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Hypepotamus

Armed with pre-seed round, Atlanta-based no-code tool Eskuad is ready to help field operators

Industrial engineer Max Echeverria wants to transform how industries collect data through his startup Eskuad. While he is looking to help field operators, the concept for the software startup actually dates back to his time as a summer guide for high school students in Patagonia.

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Startups Latam

The Chilean startup Eskuad closes pre-seed round with US$1.6 million

The company aims to reduce operational costs for businesses across various industries with a platform that captures data from the experiences of field workers and generates digital reports, eliminating paperwork.

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ATLANTAINNO

Atlanta Tech Village startup Eskuad raises $1.65M, could expand AI capabilities

Eskuad is a mobile platform that does not need internet access to function. That allows fieldworkers, such as those in construction or agriculture, to collect data and generate reports digitally instead of filling out paperwork.

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Emol

From Chile to the World: Eskuad, the Startup That Digitizes Field Operations in Areas Without Internet and Is Conquering Multiple Industries

With a presence in Chile, the U.S., and explorations in Canada and Latin America, they aim to revolutionize the world’s most extreme supply chains.

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America Economía

Max Echeverría, from Eskuad: “Instead of competing with the giants, we built a tool that addresses what they do poorly, in order to connect them.”

La startup, que comenzó resolviendo problemas de comunicación en los bosques del sur de Chile, ahora se expande a nuevos mercados desde Estados Unidos, optimizando la sincronización de datos en sectores clave a nivel global.

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