Deployment workspace
Deploy to customers more efficiently, more repeatably and with fewer mistakes.
How it works
Cephos brings the work between demo and production into one platform. Used by FDEs, deployment leads, founders, and product engineers.
Audio, video, photos, field notes, site scans. Captured on-site, structured into queryable deployment context. Online or offline.
Phase, progress, blockers, owners, and deployment status, visible to the whole team.
Structured RFIs and follow-ups, linked to the deployment. No Slack archaeology.
APIs, credentials, schemas, and access tracked per deployment. Visible, not tribal.
Alerts, edge cases, and recurring failures, assigned, tracked, resolved together.
Customer-specific rules and fixes saved as memory. The next deployment starts from there.
The difference
Before Cephos
Scattered calls, docs, Slack threads, dashboards, API specs, credentials, and deployment learnings. None of it carries forward.
With Cephos
Every deployment has context, owners, blockers, alerts, and reusable memory, visible to the whole team.
Capture
FDE work happens from the field, the office, and home. Cephos lets teams capture and query deployment context in any format, wherever the work happens.
Every call recorded, every field note logged, every API spec ingested, structured into a single queryable deployment record.
Deployment memory
The customer rule someone learned on a Tuesday call. The integration quirk that took a week to debug. The site constraint that broke the first install. Captured once, linked to the deployment that taught you, surfaced when the next one needs it.
Cephos captures what your team learns and makes it available to the next teammate, the next customer, and the next deployment, so knowledge compounds instead of disappearing.
Why now
AI solution providers are moving from demos to production. Deployment, not models, is now the critical path, and the constraint on revenue.
Today, deployment scales with headcount.
Every customer brings its own systems, approvals, and physical constraints.
The same edge cases, integration patterns, and deployment failures appear across customers, but nothing connects them.