Kos Krebs took control of their drawings, so version chaos and costly errors went away.
Kos Krebs is an industrial operator that lives and dies by accurate drawings. Off-the-shelf systems were too rigid, version chaos was real, and a single misread drawing could cost five figures. They stopped renting someone else's workflow and built their own internal platform with the Rasterex SDK at the core.
Off-the-shelf was too rigid, so the workflow paid the price.
Generic systems forced their team into someone else's process. Files were downloaded locally, opened in different tools and edited in parallel. Versions drifted. People made decisions on the wrong drawing. The cost added up to estimated five-figure damages every year.
- Version chaos across teams and locations
- Local downloads that broke the audit trail
- Decisions taken on outdated revisions
- Estimated five-figure annual losses from drawing errors
An internal platform shaped to how they actually work.
Kos Krebs built their own platform with the Rasterex SDK embedded at the core. Drawings open in the canvas inside their environment, measurements happen on screen, and there is one source of truth for every revision. Their workflow, their hosting, their rules.
PDF, DWG and 100+ formats render in the same place, so people stop juggling separate tools.
Calibrated length, area and count, used directly inside their internal platform.
One revision, one source of truth, accessed through the platform — not pulled to a local disk.
The SDK runs inside their environment, so the workflow follows their rules, not a vendor's defaults.
Before and after, for Kos Krebs.
- Multiple tools, multiple revisions, no single truth
- Files downloaded and edited offline
- Costly mistakes from outdated drawings
- Workflow shaped by the limits of the tool
- One platform, one canvas, one revision
- All work happens inside their environment
- Drawing errors and version chaos eliminated
- Workflow shaped by them, not by the vendor
What it actually feels like.
The solution is simple, flexible and works how we need it to. But most importantly, Rasterex listens.
Truth is in the drawing. Once everyone opens the same revision in the same place, the arguments stop.
Three steps from "we need a canvas" to live.
The Rasterex SDK is embedded into the internal platform, behind their auth and inside their network.
Drawings are loaded straight from their document store. No copies, no local downloads, no drift.
Their teams measure, compare and act on the drawing in place, so decisions trace back to a single revision.
If this sounds like your operation, the Kos Krebs playbook applies.
- You run an internal platform, or you are about to build one
- Drawings are central to the work, and version chaos is real
- You need one source of truth, not a folder of local copies
- You want the workflow to fit your team, not the other way around
- Hosting and data sovereignty matter