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Roadmap

Demiton’s public roadmap — a living record of what we’re building and the order we’re building it in, kept in the open so you can see where the product is heading.

How to read it

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Items sit in four buckets, in priority order:

  • Now — actively being built this cycle.
  • Next — up next, once what’s in Now ships.
  • Later — committed direction, not yet scheduled.
  • Someday — ideas we want to explore; no commitment.

Now

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Platform stability

Now

Hardening the platform for multi-tenant scale — reliability under load, faster pages, and clear operational signals when something goes wrong, so every organisation added runs on the same dependable base.

Next

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Composable Studio extensions

Next

Letting new capabilities be added to Studio without rebuilding the surface. Today a new panel or tool means a release; the direction is a runtime where a capability can be registered, discovered and turned on per organisation — so what you need appears without waiting on a version upgrade.

Agent & ML workflows on Temporal

Next

Rebuilding our agent and ML workflows on Temporal for durable, long-running execution — so a run survives restarts, resumes after failure, and every step stays observable.

ACP for external agents

Next

Investigating the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) — the open standard for connecting AI clients to agents — as a complement to our MCP server: a step toward letting any ACP-capable client drive Demiton’s agents.

Later

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Interactive answers in Studio

Later

Answers that are more than text: charts, forms, calculators and small dashboards rendered inside a reply, with the values you enter flowing back into the conversation. The goal is for a rate comparison to arrive as something you can adjust, not a paragraph you have to re-ask.

2D / 3D CAD in Studio

Later

Native drawing review inside Studio — open a civil drawing, measure against it, and ask questions about geometry and dimensions without leaving the conversation or exporting to a separate tool.

Fourteen more construction, finance and fleet systems

Later

Connecting the systems civil contractors run beyond today’s connectors: Procore, Oracle Aconex, Sitemate, Payapps, HammerTech, SignOnSite, Mitti, MapTrack, Geotab, EROAD, MYOB Business, MYOB Acumatica, Xero Accounting and Xero Payroll AU. Each is built on one declarative connector pack, so a system’s authentication, paging, rate limits and usage terms are declared rather than hand-coded, and each fills the registers in the register catalog. Where a vendor’s API cannot supply a record, Demiton says so instead of quietly returning nothing.

Someday

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Nothing here yet. This is where ideas live before we commit to them — a record of where we might head, with no commitment made.

Questions or feedback? Talk to us.

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Tell us what you run - your ERP, field, payroll and document systems - and we will show you the registers Demiton would keep current from them, on your data, in a 30-minute call.

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