Three of your live processes
run twice on every opportunity.

ctx10 reads your whole Creatio and builds an index of it. That covers every process, rule, page, field, and role. Then it tells you what is broken, what depends on what, and what changed. You read the index in the app. Your AI agent can read it too.

No. ctx10 only reads. It never writes anything back. The add-on that runs inside Creatio takes one kind of command, a read, and turns down everything else.

Automations that run twice. Automations that can never run. A field that fourteen things depend on. And changes that reached your live system without going through your process. It ranks what it finds, and it never guesses. If a check cannot run, it says so.

It keeps a short history: recent changes, one instance, no sense of what depends on what. And it cannot tell a person apart from an AI agent using their login. ctx10 keeps a dated, named index across all your instances, shows what a change would break, and flags what skipped your process.

A few minutes for a small test system. Up to an hour for a big live one. You run it again whenever you want a fresh index.

$1,000 a month, or $10,000 a year, per end customer. One end customer is one organisation's Creatio — every instance it runs, indexed as often as you like, with no limit on seats or queries. A partner auditing five clients pays for five. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee. See the Pricing page.

Any tool that speaks MCP: Claude, Cursor, Codex, and more. Your agent asks ctx10 what breaks before it changes anything. No lock-in.

We only read your setup, not your customer records — contacts, accounts, leads and orders are never captured. One of the setup tables we do read is Creatio's own list of users, and its email, phone and password columns are left out of the capture query itself, so those values never leave your Creatio. The index we build sits in a database of its own, every query against it is scoped to your workspace before it runs, and we never train AI on any of it. See the Security page for the details.