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Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions
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Anderson Creative Enterprises, Inc.
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Private
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2000
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Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions is a San Diego-based, founder-owned private software consultancy and product company founded in 2000 by Jacob Anderson and operated as a registered D.B.A. of Anderson Creative Enterprises, Inc. (CAGE #3CGN0). The firm sells production-grade .NET, full-stack, and platform engineering services alongside a portfolio of proprietary products targeted at regulated verticals — primarily federal/defense, insurance, fintech, and national security. Services engagements start at $10,000 per project, and the company positions itself as selling engineers rather than seat hours.

The company's core technology is an internally developed agentic software engineering stack centered on ASE (a self-hosted control plane for governing multi-agent software engineering with versioned definitions, Keycloak identity, tamper-evident audit, and exportable evidence bundles), BogDB (embeddable .NET graph database with Cypher and MCP), Bo (code intelligence and planning), and CLAiR (live agent coordination via the ACOP protocol). Adjacent products include DRACO (parallel computation language for hierarchical data), HyperQ (tabular reinforcement learning), CUIVault (CMMC/CUI compliance vault with DoD SAFE integration), Orchestrator (deterministic self-healing workflow engine), Intelligence Engine (insurance data integration with LexisNexis/Verisk/TransUnion), SchemaExplorer (ACORD productivity), Template Engine (PDF/DocuSign generation), Interview Engine (structured intake), and Financial Workflow and National Security tools for fintech and defense mission orchestration.

The go-to-market is hybrid: direct, human-led enterprise sales through 30-minute walkthroughs with the founder, supported by open-source and community editions (BogDB NuGet, OpenHyperQ under GPL-3.0, bo-cli, OpenGovCon) that act as developer-led evaluation channels. Revenue is generated through software engineering services, tiered annual subscriptions for most products, one-time per-user licensing for SchemaExplorer, and add-on AI token capacity packs. Customer logos span insurance carriers (Arrowhead, Align, Personable, YouZoom), defense programs (Navy APME, BBN/DARPA, SBIR work), biotech, and automotive HMI. No external institutional investment, headcount above ten, or revenue figures are disclosed.

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Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions is a San Diego-based, founder-owned software consultancy and product company that sells .NET engineering services and a proprietary agentic engineering stack (ASE, BogDB, Bo, CLAiR) plus compliance and insurance tools to federal/defense, insurance, fintech, and national security buyers.

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Operating
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1–10
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HeadquartersSan Diego, United States
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San Diego
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
agentic software engineering, CMMC compliance software, government contracting software, insurance data integration, AI agent orchestration
Industry4 codes
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NAICS code3 codes
  • 541511
  • 54151
  • 51321
SIC code2 codes
  • 7371
  • 7370
Product category
Agentic Software Engineering / AI Governance
GTM motion3 records

Each record includes

Type, Description, Source

Revenue model10 records
1Custom Software Engineering Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Production .NET, full-stack web, mobile, and platform engineering services sold by the team that designed the proprietary products. Starting at $10,000 USD per project, with hourly rates for ongoing work. The company positions itself as selling engineers, not seat hours — a premium delivery model.

beyond-ordinary.com
2DRACO Software Licenses
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Subscription license model for DRACO at $8,999 per machine (unlimited CPUs, single legal entity). Premium support at 50% of license cost per year (direct engineer access). Web docs + updates only at 25% of license cost per year.

beyond-ordinary.com
3HyperQ Software Licenses
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Commercial subscription license at $18,999 per machine (unlimited CPUs, single legal entity). Standard tier: 25% of license cost per year for web docs and updates. Community/open-source edition (OpenHyperQ) available under GPL-3.0 for lead generation.

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4Intelligence Engine Licenses
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Per-CPU subscription pricing for the core framework ($8,999/month), with add-ons for Property CLUE ($3,500), NCF ($2,899/month), MVR, and Auto CLUE. Enterprise tier at $28,999/year.

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5SchemaExplorer Licenses
TypeOne Time License
Description

One-time per-user license fee of $19. Optional update & support at $5/user/year (25% of license). Direct human support at 50% of licensed cost per year. Single-fee model (not subscription).

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6Template Engine Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Yearly subscription license per domain name (including subdomains). $1,599/year per subdomain, $8,599/year for Enterprise Unlimited.

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7Interview Engine Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Yearly subscription assessed quarterly: $2,499/year per socket (or per 2 cores in a VM), for 2 interviews and 5 forms per legal entity. Additional interview licenses at $250/year, additional forms at $100/year.

beyond-ordinary.com
8Financial Workflow Tool Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Tiered annual subscriptions: Core starting at $3,500/year, Governed Runtime at $7,900/year, Intelligent Orchestration at $28,999/year. Add-ons include claims-intake workflow packs and AI token capacity packs.

beyond-ordinary.com
9National Security Tool Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Mission deployment licensing with base tiers for secure ingestion (Tier 1), expanded controls (Tier 2), and advanced multi-modal agent workflows (Tier 3). Add-ons include OSINT/social collection packs and translation/transcription processing packs.

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10Orchestrator Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual subscription tiers: Starter (baseline orchestration), Professional (advanced runtime controls and policy guardrails), Enterprise (AI planner, schema-enforced workflows, self-healing). Add-ons include AI token capacity packs and industry workflow packs.

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Marketing channels10 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels3 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components4 values
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details10 tiers
1DRACO subscription — $8,999/machine, unlimited CPUs
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

$8,999 per machine, unlimited CPUs, single legal entity. Premium support: 50% of license cost/year — direct engineer access. Web docs + updates only: 25% of license cost/year.

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2HyperQ commercial subscription — $18,999/machine
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

$18,999 per machine with unlimited CPUs, single legal entity. Standard tier: 25% of license cost/year for web docs and updates. Community/open-source OpenHyperQ available free under GPL-3.0.

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3Intelligence Engine framework + add-ons
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Framework: $8,999/month per CPU (physical sockets or per 2 cores in VM). Property CLUE Add-On: $3,500. Auto CLUE Add-On: included. NCF Add-On: $2,899/month. MVR Add-On: available. Enterprise: $28,999/year.

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4SchemaExplorer one-time license — $19/user
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

$19 per user, one-time license fee. Updates & support: $5 per user per year (25% of license). Direct human support: 50% of licensed cost per year.

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5Template Engine domain-based subscription
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

$1,599/year per subdomain, $8,599/year for Enterprise Unlimited (per domain name including subdomains).

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6Interview Engine subscription — $2,499/year for 2 interviews + 5 forms
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$2,499/year per socket (or per 2 cores in VM) per legal entity, covering 2 interviews and 5 forms. Each additional interview: $250/year. Each additional form: $100/year. Billed quarterly.

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7Financial Workflow Tool tiered annual subscriptions
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Core: starting at $3,500/year (baseline orchestration and auditability). Governed Runtime: starting at $7,900/year (enterprise operations, richer policy controls). Intelligent Orchestration: starting at $28,999/year (AI-assisted fraud/risk workflows, self-healing). Add-ons: claims-intake workflow packs, AI token capacity packs.

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8National Security Tool tiered mission subscriptions
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Tier 1 (Secure ingestion + deterministic run controls): base tier. Tier 2 (Expanded controls + policy guardrails): expanded. Tier 3 (Multi-modal agent workflows + self-healing): advanced. Add-ons: OSINT/social collection packs, foreign-language translation/transcription packs.

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9Orchestrator tiered annual subscriptions
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Starter (baseline orchestration + scheduling): base. Professional (advanced runtime controls + policy guardrails + expanded integrations): mid-tier. Enterprise (AI planner + schema-enforced agent workflows + self-healing): $X/year. Add-ons: AI Token Capacity Packs, Industry Workflow Packs (Finance, National Security, Insurance).

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10Software engineering services — starting at $10,000 per project
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Custom .NET, full-stack, and platform engineering services. Starting at $10,000 USD per engagement. Hourly rates apply beyond the base project price. The company sells engineers, not seat hours.

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GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeSoftware
Software
Brand1 of 16 records shown
1ASE
Description

Agentic Software Engineering - Self-hosted control plane for defining, launching, supervising, governing, and reporting on multi-agent software engineering work.

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Core offering1 text field

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions develops and sells an agentic software engineering platform (ASE) and a suite of related AI governance, compliance, data-integration, and parallel-computation software products (BogDB, Bo, CLAiR, CUIVault, Orchestrator, GoNist800, AskUncleSam, DRACO, HyperQ, Intelligence Engine, SchemaExplorer, Template Engine, Interview Engine, Financial Workflow Tool, National Security Tool). The company also delivers custom software engineering services for regulated industries including defense, insurance, and financial services.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • The ASE 1.0 release enables organizations to answer: which version of prompt, model catalog, and harness policy executed a given change; who approved the execution; what immutable evidence proves scope compliance; how to audit or reproduce agent actions weeks later.
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Product overview1 text field

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions offers a platform-plus-components architecture centered on ASE (Agentic Software Engineering), a self-hosted control plane for governing multi-agent software engineering. ASE coordinates three engineered components: Bo (planning and code intelligence), CLAiR (live coordination authority for agent arbitration), and BogDB (embeddable .NET graph database with Cypher and MCP support). Specialized compliance tools include CUIVault (CMMC/CUI vault with DoD SAFE integration), Orchestrator (file-flow automation), GoNist800 (NIST assessment), and AskUncleSam (AI compliance Q&A). The insurance vertical includes SchemaExplorer (ACORD productivity), Intelligence Engine (LexisNexis/CLUE/MVR integration), Interview Engine (structured intake), Template Engine (PDF generation), and DRACO (parallel computation). Financial and national security orchestration tools provide DAG-based workflow automation with AI agent integration. HyperQ provides reinforcement learning capabilities. All products run on .NET Framework unless otherwise specified.

Product and service17 records
1ASE (Agentic Software Engineering) Control Plane
CategoryAgentic Software Engineering / AI Governance
Description

An agentic software engineering control plane that governs, coordinates, and audits AI coding agents inside software development workflows, available to engineering departments and engineering-led enterprises.

2BogDB
CategoryData Management / Developer Tooling
Description

An embeddable .NET graph database that provides native graph storage and traversal inside .NET applications.

3Bo
CategorySoftware Development Tools
Description

A code intelligence and planning tool that supports planning and reasoning tasks around software development for engineering teams.

4CLAiR
CategoryAI Orchestration
Description

An agent coordination product implementing the Agent Coordination Operations Protocol (ACOP) for coordinating multi-agent software workflows.

5CUIVault
CategoryCompliance Software
Description

A CMMC/CUI compliance vault for storing and handling Controlled Unclassified Information in line with federal defense requirements.

6Orchestrator
CategoryWorkflow Automation
Description

A managed file-flow tool that executes complex DAG-based (Directed Acyclic Graph) workflow pipelines across systems.

7GoNist800
CategoryCompliance Software
Description

A NIST 800-171 self-assessment tool for defense contractors that need to evaluate and document compliance with NIST security requirements.

8AskUncleSam
CategoryCompliance Software
Description

An AI-grounded federal compliance question-answering tool that delivers answers grounded in federal compliance material for contractors and agencies.

9DRACO
CategoryProgramming Languages / High-Performance Compute
Description

A parallel computation language and runtime that enables high-throughput parallel processing for compute-heavy workloads.

10HyperQ
CategoryMachine Learning Frameworks
Description

A reinforcement learning framework for training agents within the company's AI and agentic product lines.

11Intelligence Engine
CategoryInsurance Software / Data Integration
Description

An insurance data integration engine that ingests and normalizes EDI/XML pipelines for carrier and partner integrations.

12SchemaExplorer
CategoryInsurance Software / Developer Tooling
Description

A productivity tool that streamlines work with ACORD insurance schemas for insurance software teams.

13Template Engine
CategoryDocument Automation
Description

A PDF generation engine for automating document production across the company's customer verticals.

14Interview Engine
CategoryBusiness Process / Professional Services Tooling
Description

A structured intake tool for capturing customer requirements during consulting and product delivery engagements.

15Financial Workflow Tool
CategoryFintech / Financial Services Software
Description

A fintech orchestration product that coordinates financial workflows for banks, lenders, and fintech firms.

16National Security Tool
CategoryGovernment / Defense Software
Description

A mission orchestration tool designed for national security and defense mission workflows.

17Software Engineering Services
CategoryProfessional Services / Engineering Consulting
Description

Custom software engineering services delivered to regulated-industry customers in defense, insurance, and financial services.

Scale indicator4 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Long-standing integration with Verisk/ISO data services including PushPin, Passport, RepCost and other ISO products. Company has decades of experience integrating Verisk data into insurance rating and underwriting workflows.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Long-standing integration partner for CLUE, NCF, MVR, and insurance score data products. Company has a dedicated Intelligence Engine product that integrates with LexisNexis via their system-to-system VPN and modern web API. Proof of LexisNexis account required prior to software release for report ordering.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Primary technology platform partner. .NET ecosystem (ASP.NET, .NET Framework, .NET Core/.NET 9) is the core development stack. SQL Server integration. Azure cloud deployment. Company maintains the Cocos2D-XNA repository and has contributed to MonoGame.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Sourcegraph provides code intelligence and AI-powered code search (Cody) for enterprise engineering teams. Directly comparable to Beyond Ordinary's Bo (code intelligence/planning) component and the broader ASE control plane for engineering leaders managing large codebases.

TypeDirect peer
Description

ModelOp provides enterprise AI governance, model risk management, and operations software. Comparable to ASE's governance, audit, and approval gate features, especially for regulated industries facing model risk compliance requirements.

TypeDirect peer
Description

LangChain provides orchestration frameworks for building LLM applications and multi-agent systems. Directly comparable to CLAiR's agent coordination role and ASE's constellation launch/supervision architecture for multi-agent workflows.

TypeDirect peer
Description

CrewAI provides a multi-agent orchestration framework for role-based AI agent collaboration. Comparable to Beyond Ordinary's CLAiR coordination authority and ASE's governance of multi-agent software engineering constellations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Robust Intelligence (acquired by Cisco) provided AI security, model validation, and governance for enterprise ML deployments. Directly comparable to ASE's compliance-grade governance and evidence trail positioning for regulated AI deployments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Tabnine provides AI code completion and generation with enterprise deployment options including self-hosted and on-premises variants. Comparable to ASE's self-hosted governance approach and competes for engineering teams wanting private AI coding deployment.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cognition AI develops Devin, an autonomous AI software engineer positioned as agentic coding infrastructure. Most direct peer to Beyond Ordinary's ASE stack in autonomous software engineering; competes for the same engineering leader buyer evaluating governed AI coding platforms.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cursor is an AI-first code editor built for AI-assisted software engineering. Comparable to Beyond Ordinary's developer-facing approach (Bo, bo-cli) and competes for the same engineering leader buyer adopting AI coding tools.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Continue is an open-source AI code assistant with extensible architecture for custom models and tooling. Comparable to Beyond Ordinary's open-source strategy (BogDB, bo-cli, OpenHyperQ) and agent-harness extensibility approach within ASE.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

GitHub Copilot is the market-leading AI coding assistant from Microsoft/GitHub with enterprise governance features (Copilot Business, Enterprise). Functions as a broad incumbent whose bundled governance features threaten Beyond Ordinary's standalone compliance-grade positioning in ASE.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers9 records

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Segment5 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Integration26 records

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AI capability11 records

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Feature13 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions

Agentic Software Engineering / AI Governancebeyond-ordinary.com

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions is a San Diego-based, founder-owned software consultancy and product company that sells .NET engineering services and a proprietary agentic engineering stack (ASE, BogDB, Bo, CLAiR) plus compliance and insurance tools to federal/defense, insurance, fintech, and national security buyers.

What Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions does

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions is a San Diego-based, founder-owned private software consultancy and product company founded in 2000 by Jacob Anderson and operated as a registered D.B.A. of Anderson Creative Enterprises, Inc. (CAGE #3CGN0). The firm sells production-grade .NET, full-stack, and platform engineering services alongside a portfolio of proprietary products targeted at regulated verticals — primarily federal/defense, insurance, fintech, and national security. Services engagements start at $10,000 per project, and the company positions itself as selling engineers rather than seat hours.

The company's core technology is an internally developed agentic software engineering stack centered on ASE (a self-hosted control plane for governing multi-agent software engineering with versioned definitions, Keycloak identity, tamper-evident audit, and exportable evidence bundles), BogDB (embeddable .NET graph database with Cypher and MCP), Bo (code intelligence and planning), and CLAiR (live agent coordination via the ACOP protocol). Adjacent products include DRACO (parallel computation language for hierarchical data), HyperQ (tabular reinforcement learning), CUIVault (CMMC/CUI compliance vault with DoD SAFE integration), Orchestrator (deterministic self-healing workflow engine), Intelligence Engine (insurance data integration with LexisNexis/Verisk/TransUnion), SchemaExplorer (ACORD productivity), Template Engine (PDF/DocuSign generation), Interview Engine (structured intake), and Financial Workflow and National Security tools for fintech and defense mission orchestration.

The go-to-market is hybrid: direct, human-led enterprise sales through 30-minute walkthroughs with the founder, supported by open-source and community editions (BogDB NuGet, OpenHyperQ under GPL-3.0, bo-cli, OpenGovCon) that act as developer-led evaluation channels. Revenue is generated through software engineering services, tiered annual subscriptions for most products, one-time per-user licensing for SchemaExplorer, and add-on AI token capacity packs. Customer logos span insurance carriers (Arrowhead, Align, Personable, YouZoom), defense programs (Navy APME, BBN/DARPA, SBIR work), biotech, and automotive HMI. No external institutional investment, headcount above ten, or revenue figures are disclosed.

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions
Legal name
Anderson Creative Enterprises, Inc.
Website
https://beyond-ordinary.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2000
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions is a San Diego-based, founder-owned software consultancy and product company that sells .NET engineering services and a proprietary agentic engineering stack (ASE, BogDB, Bo, CLAiR) plus compliance and insurance tools to federal/defense, insurance, fintech, and national security buyers.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
San Diego
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Custom Software Engineering Services: Production .NET, full-stack web, mobile, and platform engineering services sold by the team that designed the proprietary products. Starting at $10,000 USD per project, with hourly rates for ongoing work. The company positions itself as selling engineers, not seat hours — a premium delivery model.
  2. DRACO Software Licenses: Subscription license model for DRACO at $8,999 per machine (unlimited CPUs, single legal entity). Premium support at 50% of license cost per year (direct engineer access). Web docs + updates only at 25% of license cost per year.
  3. HyperQ Software Licenses: Commercial subscription license at $18,999 per machine (unlimited CPUs, single legal entity). Standard tier: 25% of license cost per year for web docs and updates. Community/open-source edition (OpenHyperQ) available under GPL-3.0 for lead generation.
  4. Intelligence Engine Licenses: Per-CPU subscription pricing for the core framework ($8,999/month), with add-ons for Property CLUE ($3,500), NCF ($2,899/month), MVR, and Auto CLUE. Enterprise tier at $28,999/year.
  5. SchemaExplorer Licenses: One-time per-user license fee of $19. Optional update & support at $5/user/year (25% of license). Direct human support at 50% of licensed cost per year. Single-fee model (not subscription).
  6. Template Engine Subscriptions: Yearly subscription license per domain name (including subdomains). $1,599/year per subdomain, $8,599/year for Enterprise Unlimited.
  7. Interview Engine Subscriptions: Yearly subscription assessed quarterly: $2,499/year per socket (or per 2 cores in a VM), for 2 interviews and 5 forms per legal entity. Additional interview licenses at $250/year, additional forms at $100/year.
  8. Financial Workflow Tool Subscriptions: Tiered annual subscriptions: Core starting at $3,500/year, Governed Runtime at $7,900/year, Intelligent Orchestration at $28,999/year. Add-ons include claims-intake workflow packs and AI token capacity packs.
  9. National Security Tool Subscriptions: Mission deployment licensing with base tiers for secure ingestion (Tier 1), expanded controls (Tier 2), and advanced multi-modal agent workflows (Tier 3). Add-ons include OSINT/social collection packs and translation/transcription processing packs.
  10. Orchestrator Subscriptions: Annual subscription tiers: Starter (baseline orchestration), Professional (advanced runtime controls and policy guardrails), Enterprise (AI planner, schema-enforced workflows, self-healing). Add-ons include AI token capacity packs and industry workflow packs.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualDRACO subscription — $8,999/machine, unlimited CPUs
SubscriptionAnnualHyperQ commercial subscription — $18,999/machine
SubscriptionMonthlyIntelligence Engine framework + add-ons
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractSchemaExplorer one-time license — $19/user
SubscriptionAnnualTemplate Engine domain-based subscription
SubscriptionMonthlyInterview Engine subscription — $2,499/year for 2 interviews + 5 forms
SubscriptionAnnualFinancial Workflow Tool tiered annual subscriptions
SubscriptionAnnualNational Security Tool tiered mission subscriptions
SubscriptionAnnualOrchestrator tiered annual subscriptions
SubscriptionMulti-year contractSoftware engineering services — starting at $10,000 per project

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels10 records

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions develops and sells an agentic software engineering platform (ASE) and a suite of related AI governance, compliance, data-integration, and parallel-computation software products (BogDB, Bo, CLAiR, CUIVault, Orchestrator, GoNist800, AskUncleSam, DRACO, HyperQ, Intelligence Engine, SchemaExplorer, Template Engine, Interview Engine, Financial Workflow Tool, National Security Tool). The company also delivers custom software engineering services for regulated industries including defense, insurance, and financial services.

Product overview

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions offers a platform-plus-components architecture centered on ASE (Agentic Software Engineering), a self-hosted control plane for governing multi-agent software engineering. ASE coordinates three engineered components: Bo (planning and code intelligence), CLAiR (live coordination authority for agent arbitration), and BogDB (embeddable .NET graph database with Cypher and MCP support). Specialized compliance tools include CUIVault (CMMC/CUI vault with DoD SAFE integration), Orchestrator (file-flow automation), GoNist800 (NIST assessment), and AskUncleSam (AI compliance Q&A). The insurance vertical includes SchemaExplorer (ACORD productivity), Intelligence Engine (LexisNexis/CLUE/MVR integration), Interview Engine (structured intake), Template Engine (PDF generation), and DRACO (parallel computation). Financial and national security orchestration tools provide DAG-based workflow automation with AI agent integration. HyperQ provides reinforcement learning capabilities. All products run on .NET Framework unless otherwise specified.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • ASE: Agentic Software Engineering - Self-hosted control plane for defining, launching, supervising, governing, and reporting on multi-agent software engineering work.
  • BogDB
  • Bo
  • CLAiR
  • CUIVault
  • Orchestrator
  • GoNist800
  • AskUncleSam.AI
  • DRACO
  • HyperQ
  • Intelligence Engine
  • SchemaExplorer
  • Template Engine
  • Interview Engine
  • Financial Workflow Tool
  • National Security Tool

Products and services

  • ASE (Agentic Software Engineering) Control Plane An agentic software engineering control plane that governs, coordinates, and audits AI coding agents inside software development workflows, available to engineering departments and engineering-led enterprises.
  • BogDB An embeddable .NET graph database that provides native graph storage and traversal inside .NET applications.
  • Bo A code intelligence and planning tool that supports planning and reasoning tasks around software development for engineering teams.
  • CLAiR An agent coordination product implementing the Agent Coordination Operations Protocol (ACOP) for coordinating multi-agent software workflows.
  • CUIVault A CMMC/CUI compliance vault for storing and handling Controlled Unclassified Information in line with federal defense requirements.
  • Orchestrator A managed file-flow tool that executes complex DAG-based (Directed Acyclic Graph) workflow pipelines across systems.
  • GoNist800 A NIST 800-171 self-assessment tool for defense contractors that need to evaluate and document compliance with NIST security requirements.
  • AskUncleSam An AI-grounded federal compliance question-answering tool that delivers answers grounded in federal compliance material for contractors and agencies.
  • DRACO A parallel computation language and runtime that enables high-throughput parallel processing for compute-heavy workloads.
  • HyperQ A reinforcement learning framework for training agents within the company's AI and agentic product lines.
  • Intelligence Engine An insurance data integration engine that ingests and normalizes EDI/XML pipelines for carrier and partner integrations.
  • SchemaExplorer A productivity tool that streamlines work with ACORD insurance schemas for insurance software teams.
  • Template Engine A PDF generation engine for automating document production across the company's customer verticals.
  • Interview Engine A structured intake tool for capturing customer requirements during consulting and product delivery engagements.
  • Financial Workflow Tool A fintech orchestration product that coordinates financial workflows for banks, lenders, and fintech firms.
  • National Security Tool A mission orchestration tool designed for national security and defense mission workflows.
  • Software Engineering Services Custom software engineering services delivered to regulated-industry customers in defense, insurance, and financial services.

Quantifiable outcome

  • The ASE 1.0 release enables organizations to answer: which version of prompt, model catalog, and harness policy executed a given change; who approved the execution; what immutable evidence proves scope compliance; how to audit or reproduce agent actions weeks later.
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  • Verisk / ISOcoreTechnology or IntegrationLong-standing integration with Verisk/ISO data services including PushPin, Passport, RepCost and other ISO products. Company has decades of experience integrating Verisk data into insurance rating and underwriting workflows.
  • LexisNexiscoreTechnology or IntegrationLong-standing integration partner for CLUE, NCF, MVR, and insurance score data products. Company has a dedicated Intelligence Engine product that integrates with LexisNexis via their system-to-system VPN and modern web API. Proof of LexisNexis account required prior to software release for report ordering.
  • MicrosoftcoreTechnology or IntegrationPrimary technology platform partner. .NET ecosystem (ASP.NET, .NET Framework, .NET Core/.NET 9) is the core development stack. SQL Server integration. Azure cloud deployment. Company maintains the Cocos2D-XNA repository and has contributed to MonoGame.

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Direct peers

  • Sourcegraph: Sourcegraph provides code intelligence and AI-powered code search (Cody) for enterprise engineering teams. Directly comparable to Beyond Ordinary's Bo (code intelligence/planning) component and the broader ASE control plane for engineering leaders managing large codebases.
  • ModelOp: ModelOp provides enterprise AI governance, model risk management, and operations software. Comparable to ASE's governance, audit, and approval gate features, especially for regulated industries facing model risk compliance requirements.
  • LangChain: LangChain provides orchestration frameworks for building LLM applications and multi-agent systems. Directly comparable to CLAiR's agent coordination role and ASE's constellation launch/supervision architecture for multi-agent workflows.
  • CrewAI: CrewAI provides a multi-agent orchestration framework for role-based AI agent collaboration. Comparable to Beyond Ordinary's CLAiR coordination authority and ASE's governance of multi-agent software engineering constellations.
  • Robust Intelligence: Robust Intelligence (acquired by Cisco) provided AI security, model validation, and governance for enterprise ML deployments. Directly comparable to ASE's compliance-grade governance and evidence trail positioning for regulated AI deployments.
  • Tabnine: Tabnine provides AI code completion and generation with enterprise deployment options including self-hosted and on-premises variants. Comparable to ASE's self-hosted governance approach and competes for engineering teams wanting private AI coding deployment.
  • Cognition AI: Cognition AI develops Devin, an autonomous AI software engineer positioned as agentic coding infrastructure. Most direct peer to Beyond Ordinary's ASE stack in autonomous software engineering; competes for the same engineering leader buyer evaluating governed AI coding platforms.
  • Cursor: Cursor is an AI-first code editor built for AI-assisted software engineering. Comparable to Beyond Ordinary's developer-facing approach (Bo, bo-cli) and competes for the same engineering leader buyer adopting AI coding tools.
  • Continue: Continue is an open-source AI code assistant with extensible architecture for custom models and tooling. Comparable to Beyond Ordinary's open-source strategy (BogDB, bo-cli, OpenHyperQ) and agent-harness extensibility approach within ASE.

Broad incumbents

  • GitHub Copilot: GitHub Copilot is the market-leading AI coding assistant from Microsoft/GitHub with enterprise governance features (Copilot Business, Enterprise). Functions as a broad incumbent whose bundled governance features threaten Beyond Ordinary's standalone compliance-grade positioning in ASE.

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Frequently asked questions about Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions

What does Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions do?

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions develops and sells an agentic software engineering platform (ASE) and a suite of related AI governance, compliance, data-integration, and parallel-computation software products (BogDB, Bo, CLAiR, CUIVault, Orchestrator, GoNist800, AskUncleSam, DRACO, HyperQ, Intelligence Engine, SchemaExplorer, Template Engine, Interview Engine, Financial Workflow Tool, National Security Tool). The company also delivers custom software engineering services for regulated industries including defense, insurance, and financial services.

Is Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions a public or private company?

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions founded?

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions was founded in 2000. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions based?

Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions is headquartered in San Diego, United States, in the North America region.

How does Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions make money?

Ten revenue lines are on record. Custom Software Engineering Services are the primary driver. The others are DRACO Software Licenses, hyperQ Software Licenses, intelligence Engine Licenses, schemaExplorer Licenses, template Engine Subscriptions, interview Engine Subscriptions, financial Workflow Tool Subscriptions, national Security Tool Subscriptions and orchestrator Subscriptions.

Who are Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Sourcegraph, ModelOp, LangChain, CrewAI, Robust Intelligence, Tabnine, Cognition AI, Cursor and Continue. GitHub Copilot is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions have an API?

Yes. BogDB is an embeddable .NET graph database with native Cypher query support and MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. The Template Engine is a .NET code library (DLL) that integrates into existing projects. The Intelligence Engine communicates via EDI and outputs XML format. ASE 1.0 provides a REST API for model catalog, harness catalog, definitions, launch approvals, live dashboards, compliance reports, and audit trails.

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