Cestia
ERP software and implementation services for French SMEs and jewellery retailers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Cestia
Cestia develops Sinex, an ERP for small and medium-sized businesses that brings together administrative, production, quality and maintenance data. Sinex Commerce supports jewellery retailers with sales, repairs, gold buyback and inventory management.
The company provides software customisation, project management, support and staff training. Its registered office is in Saint-Étienne, France, and it was founded in 2006.
Product: Sinex ERP software for industrial SMEs and jewellery retailers, with customisation, implementation, support and training services.
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