Get a senior architect's read on the stack that fits how you sell.
In three minutes, Celeste shows you what breaks before you commit. Free, no login.

“We were close to signing with the platform everyone recommended. Celeste showed us where it would break down against our ERP and pricing model before we committed. That changed the direction of the project and probably saved us from rebuilding it later.”

“We were close to signing with the platform everyone recommended. Celeste showed us where it would break down against our ERP and pricing model before we committed. That changed the direction of the project and probably saved us from rebuilding it later.”
Built around your business.
Celeste digs into what platform demos skip: ERP-based pricing, order routing, returns, approvals, EDI. Then it tells you what fits, what's risky, and what has to be true before you move.
































































































Three minutes to a clearer path.
Tell Celeste how you sell
Share your channels, pricing model, workflows, and where the current process breaks down. Short answers are fine.
Celeste builds the picture
She reviews your site and your answers together, filling in the context as you go.
See what fits
Get the strongest platform fits, the integration approach, and the risks to solve before you commit.

Shae Inglis
Celeste comes from Acro Commerce. For 28 years, Acro has helped manufacturers and complex B2B businesses build commerce that fits how they actually sell, price, and fulfill, instead of forcing the business to bend to the platform.
Shae co-founded Acro in 1998 and leads it as its visionary, though he's quick to credit the team beside him. Those years of B2B projects taught them the hard lesson: the platform is rarely why these builds fail.
Nobody maps how the business actually sells before the build starts. So the team built Celeste, to hand you that architect's read before you commit.

Shae Inglis
Celeste comes from Acro Commerce. For 28 years, Acro has helped manufacturers and complex B2B businesses build commerce that fits how they actually sell, price, and fulfill, instead of forcing the business to bend to the platform.
Shae co-founded Acro in 1998 and leads it as its visionary, though he's quick to credit the team beside him. Those years of B2B projects taught them the hard lesson: the platform is rarely why these builds fail.
Nobody maps how the business actually sells before the build starts. So the team built Celeste, to hand you that architect's read before you commit.
See what fits before you commit.
It's free, and there's no sales call waiting at the end.





