On July 15, 2026, the State of Mexico's Ministry of Urban Development and Infrastructure (Sedui) unveiled two digital tools, EVIE 2.0 and Pulsar, which automate state impact assessments and enable real-time tracking of investment applications, with a maximum response time of 42 days.
Sedui head Carlos Maza Lara presented both platforms to the State of Mexico's Business Coordinating Council (CCE-Edoméx), chaired by Jalil Hernández. As reported by La Crónica de Hoy, EVIE 2.0 automates the intake of requirements for the State Impact Assessment, eliminating in-person steps that previously dragged out the process. Pulsar, its companion tool, allows investors to check their application status 24 hours a day from any mobile device, with no intermediaries.
The State Impact Commission (Coime) is the interagency coordination body that verifies projects comply with state regulations. The tools were presented to representatives from the automotive, housing, energy, construction, commerce, and private education sectors, reflecting the State of Mexico's weight as a destination for high-impact investment in the country's center. Sedui stated, in its official release published on the state government portal, that digitalization aims to reduce in-person interaction to the bare minimum.
The 42-day timeline represents a significant reduction from previous processes that frequently exceeded 90 days.
The digitalization of urban planning in the State of Mexico aligns with a trend gaining traction across the country: shortening the distance between investment decision and construction permit through tools that make every stage of the process traceable. The explicit 42-day target sets a quantifiable benchmark that other states and municipalities can use as a reference point.
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