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Before you get in touch

What helps us give you a real answer.

None of this is required — send what you have. But the more of it you include, the more likely the first reply is a straight recommendation rather than a list of questions.

  1. What machines you have

    Makes, models, and control types if you know them. Rough vintage is fine if you don’t. “Three mills from the mid-2000s and one newer lathe” tells us plenty.

  2. How they connect today

    Does each machine have a working Ethernet port, only USB, or neither? This is the single biggest factor in whether CodePod or CodeNet is the right fit.

  3. How files get to them now

    USB drives, a mapped network drive, an older DNC package, or something improvised. Knowing what you are replacing tells us what has to keep working.

  4. Whether CMMC is driving this

    If you are working toward certification, tell us which level and where you are in the process. It changes what we recommend and what evidence you will need.

Beta · available to order

What to expect on lead times

Both products are in beta and available to order now, but lead times are longer than they will be after full production begins in September 2026. Where a beta unit needs swapping for final production hardware, we cover that at no charge, and the terms go in writing with your quote.

If your timeline is tight, say so in your first message and we will tell you honestly whether we can meet it.

Send us your machine list.

We reply to every inquiry ourselves.

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