A short overlap, used well
Recife keeps UTC−3 all year, as Brazil has not changed its clocks since 2019, so the gap to India never moves: eight and a half hours. When a Recife office opens at 9 a.m. it is 17:30 in India, and by the time Recife breaks for lunch your team has usually gone home.
That leaves a short shared window at the end of the Indian day. Use it for anything that needs a conversation: a release that went wrong, a customs document a buyer at Suape is waiting for. Everything that can be a template, such as dispatch notices, invoices and release notes, can be scheduled to land at the start of the Recife morning and answered when your team is back.
For a Porto Digital partner, the thread itself becomes the hand-over between two working days. Replies that arrive overnight in India wait in the shared inbox with their history, so the morning shift starts where Recife left off. InfiQ's own support works India time, in English and Hindi.