custom cet extensions

More of your products,

fewer errors.

When your CET extension reflects how your product actually works, users specify it confidently and your factory receives orders it can build. No corrections. No callbacks. No revenue left on the table because the software got it wrong.

What “custom” actually means.

Here's the truth.

The knowledge that runs your business doesn’t live in a spreadsheet. It lives in your team — in the rules your engineers know by heart, the exceptions your sales reps navigate daily, and the processes that have just always been done a certain way.

 

We take all of that institutional knowledge and turn it into something your whole team can use. Because custom shouldn’t mean complicated — it should mean exactly right.

How we get there.

Your product, represented the way it deserves to be.

Every extension starts the same way — we learn your product the way your best engineer knows it. Not the catalog version. The real version, with all the exceptions, edge cases, and configurations that only exist in someone’s head until we write them down.

 

From there, we build logic that reflects how your product actually works. Rules that guide users toward valid configurations. Constraints that prevent mistakes before they happen — including the ones that cause real-world failure.

 

The result isn’t just software. It’s your product, represented the way it deserves to be.

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When CET finally reflects how your business works.

A few hundred users → 4,500

Adoption that compounds.

One partner rebuilt their extension with us. Adoption didn’t just grow — it compounded, and it hasn’t stopped.
80% faster

Time back, every day.

That’s not a user experience win. That’s your team’s time, your users’ time, and your order cycle — all moving faster.
“Sales took off.”

Users keep asking for more.

A partner’s words, not ours. When the tool works, users don’t work around it — they reach for it.
Zero complaints.

Just a growing wish list.

One partner hasn’t fielded a single complaint since launch. Their inbox has feature requests instead of support tickets — and most customers spend 20% or less of their budget on maintenance.

Three clear phases.

Nothing fancy. Nothing rushed.

Find the logic.

Discovery and planning. Starting with what matters most right now.

We start with the product that needs to be in CET first. We ask until there's nothing left to uncover — the pricing exceptions, the configurations nobody wrote down, the rules your team navigates by instinct.

Build it right.

Build and execution. Against your real product, not a demo.

We build against the actual product we scoped together. You test it against the configurations that have always caused problems. Edge cases, exceptions — nothing gets shipped until it holds.

Shipped. Quiet. Working.

The extension that runs in the background and earns its keep.

Users configure your product without friction, without help, without calling anyone. Orders come in clean. Your team stops being the safety net between the software and the factory floor.

And then.

New products. Price increases. New rules. We're still here.

Ongoing · Not a handoff

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