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Software we run in production — including our own

Rennroc, SQLVator, and iWebTraction are software CES built and runs. Custom work sits with them: .NET and Azure applications, websites, data integration, warehouses, APIs, webhooks, and Power BI. We will show you the systems.

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Rennroc

Advanced data management with integrity at the core

RMIS means a system of record for incidents, claims, property, and related risk data. Rennroc stores information in any structure, at any level, with field-level modification tracking. Deployed globally for several enterprise customers.

  • Unlimited org trees and attributes
  • Point-in-time history on every field
  • Surveys, documents, maps, reporting, NAT CAT — natural catastrophe, property and weather perils
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Rennroc organizations list with nested companies, divisions, and locations
Rennroc incident admin with report tiles and unsubmitted incidents
Rennroc map of property locations
Rennroc injury incident alert email sample
SQLVator object details showing columns, value counts, and fill percentage
SQLVator query builder with fields, filters, and sort

SQLVator

Bring your data world into one view

SQLVator is a data excavation system — a dynamic analysis tool for cross-database exploration of objects, attributes, logs, SQL Agent jobs, tables, columns, code, and more. Each source object is cataloged into the analyzer database. Search across all the data sources in one place.

  • Scan all SQL Servers and databases, then analyze and review system objects and data
  • Advanced search: details, columns, index stats, expressions, references, reference chain, data preview
  • Comment and meta-tag search, value counts, value samples, object definition and code search
  • Query builder: create basic queries without SQL knowledge; save, share, or export
  • Diagnostics you can edit, run, and export; database stats; SQL Agent jobs, steps, and history across servers
  • SQL Server and Vator log search and review
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iWebTraction

A ticket system born from IT support DNA

This is the ticket system the CES desk runs on, and the one clients can use. After years of supporting clients from email and cell phones, we built the system we needed. Automatic email processing, scheduled tickets, checklists, a data API, and personal assignments — the team runs like a machine.

  • Coordinate by email, text, or web — each person chooses
  • Email reading, auto-response, internal and external communication
  • Full activity logs, alerts, reminders, ticket templates
  • Role-based access for customers, vendors, and employees
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iWebTraction ticket list
iWebTraction ticket details screen

Custom solutions

Built around the process you already have

CES writes the tools beside the products. .NET and Azure applications, websites, integrations, warehouses, APIs, webhooks, and Power BI — on data with an owner. We start with the process. We will not force a generic package onto the office.

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.NET and Azure applications

Applications on the Microsoft stack you already run, hosted where the work lives.

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Custom websites

Sites built around the process, not a theme forced on the office.

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Data integration

Move information between the systems you already pay for, with a trail.

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Data warehouses

One place to land records so reporting is not a scavenger hunt.

Application code handling requests

APIs

Interfaces so other systems can read and write without a spreadsheet in the middle.

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Webhooks

Event-driven handoffs so work starts when something actually happens.

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Power BI dashboards

Pictures of the numbers you already keep, on data that has an owner.