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Oriente Limpeza, Conservação e Dedetização

Corporate site for Grupo Oriente, a Brazilian facilities-services company, built on Joomla to turn cleaning, conservation, and pest-control marketing into an active lead-generation and recruitment channel rather than a static brochure.

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Overview

Founded in May 2005, Grupo Oriente is a Brazilian facilities-services company built on developing people to deliver conservation, maintenance, cleaning, sanitization, pest control, and temporary staffing/recruitment services. The site was built on Joomla 1.5 with a custom theme and serves as the company's primary commercial touchpoint: prospective clients request quotes ("Faça um orçamento") and site visits directly through the homepage, job candidates apply through a dedicated Recrutamento e Seleção flow, and existing clients self-serve compliance certificates (FGTS, INSS, state tax clearance) without contacting the back office. The "Vantagens" page makes the outsourcing pitch explicit — eliminating labor-law risk, severance costs, equipment/uniform procurement, and absence coverage by delegating those operational burdens to Oriente. This repository preserves that original 2005-era build, running on a Dockerized PHP 5.6/MySQL 5.6 stack matching the original Joomla 1.5.18 deployment.

Highlights

Lead-generation forms

quote, recruitment, and visit-request forms wired directly into the company's sales and HR workflows, turning the site into an active lead-generation channel instead of a static brochure

Self-service compliance documents

downloadable client due-diligence paperwork (FGTS, INSS, state tax certificates) on the Certidões and Clientes pages, cutting manual back-office requests for compliance documents

Containerized legacy stack

the original Joomla 1.5 / PHP 5.6 / MySQL 5.6 stack packaged with Docker so a 2010-era CMS can still be reliably run and demoed today, preserving the site and its workflows for archival reference