Custom systems
Have a workflow buried in PDFs, spreadsheets, email, and chat?
Cresta designs focused web and mobile systems around the way your organization already works—from document intake and AI extraction to approvals, reporting, dashboards, and operational automation.
The path
From an existing mess to a system people trust.
We do not start with a platform and look for a use. We start with the document, the person accountable for it, and the action that has to happen next — then build only what removes a handoff.
Existing process
PDFs, spreadsheets, email, and chat — with someone retyping between them.
Workflow discovery
We trace where the document comes from, who reads it, and what it obliges someone to do.
Focused proof of concept
Extraction run on your own documents, including the ones that fail, with the review path visible.
Document-processing system
Intake, classification, structured fields, confidence, and an exception queue that belongs to a person.
Web and mobile applications
The queue, the record, and the approval on whichever surface the work happens.
Measured operational rollout
A limited group first, then expansion once the review path is trusted.
Where this fits
Sectors with the same shape of problem.
Legal and education are where our own products live. The pattern is not specific to either — it applies wherever work begins with a document someone else produced.
Legal
Filings, orders, notices, and the dates they create
Education
Assessments, attendance, records, and reports
Construction
Permits, drawings, variations, and site documentation
Property and real estate
Titles, contracts, and transaction files
Government and compliance
Submissions, forms, and audit-facing records
Document-heavy professional services
Anything that begins with a document someone else produced
Custom systems
Have a workflow buried in PDFs, spreadsheets, email, and chat?
Tell us where the document enters, who reads it, and what it obliges someone to do. We’ll propose a focused proof of concept on your own documents — including the ones that fail.