Cad Essence
Developer of genes1s CAD and ActiveX CAD viewers, plus GIS consultancy and development for partners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Cad Essence
CAD Essence develops intelligent CAD systems, including its flagship genes1s CAD, and provides consultancy and development services for associated systems such as GIS and ActiveX CAD viewers. Its products are genes1s CAD, genes1s ActiveX Control and Drawing Express.
The company works closely with its marketing and support partners and has worked with Tribal Education, a division of Tribal Group PLC, on property and asset management systems.
The flagship genes1s CAD has been available since 1986, and the company states it has been involved in CAD development since the early 1980s. The registered company is CAD Essence Ltd, incorporated in 2006, with its registered seat in Stafford, United Kingdom.
Product: genes1s CAD, genes1s ActiveX Control and Drawing Express CAD software components
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