We were running our own IT shop across seven browser tabs — a CRM here, a project tool there, a chat app, a phone line, a spreadsheet holding it all together with hope. The work didn't fall through the cracks because anyone was careless. It fell through the gaps between the tools.

So we built the thing we wished existed. Today we're opening it up to the first teams: CNEX-Flow — one platform to run your whole IT shop.

One platform, three jobs

CNEX-Flow does three things that usually need three (or seven) separate products:

• Run your client work — CRM, projects, calls and email in one place.
• Ship the work — assign tasks to Connekz, your AI engineering teammate.
• Operate it by voice — talk to your portal instead of clicking around it.

Here's what each looks like.

Run your client work in one place

Clients, deals, follow-ups, the email thread, the call you had on Tuesday — all on one timeline, on the client's record. Nothing gets re-typed between tools, and the follow-up can't slip between apps, because there's no "between."

That's the whole idea behind the front office. If "nothing slips through the cracks" is the feeling you're after, see how it works for IT teams.

Ship the work with an AI engineer

This is the part people don't expect. Connekz is a teammate on your sprint board — with an avatar and an hourly rate. You drag a task to it the way you would to a person. It reads the acceptance criteria, writes the tests, runs the suite, and opens a pull request — quality-checked before it lands. You review. You merge.

It won't make your product calls or merge for you, and it pauses to ask when a task is ambiguous. But for the predictable work that eats a senior's afternoon, it's genuinely fast. Meet the AI engineer →

Operate it by voice

You don't have to click through any of this. Talk to Connekz. "What's the deal status with Acme? Create a follow-up for Friday. Move this to ongoing." It knows the page you're on, and it only ever does what your role allows.

portal.cnexflow.com

"Connekz, what's the deal status with Acme?"

Acme is in negotiation — last contact 2 days ago. You promised revised pricing by Thursday.

No mouse, mid-call. See Connekz →

Built in Aotearoa, in the open

Here's the honest part: a small team at cnex.co.nz built CNEX-Flow in about three months — and we built most of it with Connekz, one human reviewing the pull requests. We run our own shop on it every day. It's the receipt for everything above.

We're letting the first teams in now and shipping improvements every week. If you run a 5–30 person IT or software shop, we'd love your eyes on it. Read the build story →