CNET Technology Systems

CNET Technology Systems is a Costa Rican software and IT services firm founded in 2000, with more than 24 years of experience across domestic and international markets. The company operates from Cartago, Costa Rica, and serves small and medium-sized enterprises with a range of technology solutions spanning software development, web design, networking, telecommunications support, hardware sales, and IT consulting.

The firm positions itself as a custom software developer. Its core product line includes business management systems for SMEs, invoicing software, point-of-sale systems, access control (card-based and biometric), parking management, accounting systems, payroll processing, web-based voting systems, loan management platforms, and mobile applications for Android and iOS. CNET also handles payment gateway integration, partnering with SwiftPay to enable local and foreign currency transactions through banks, payment links, and digital wallets.

Services and capabilities

CNET offers software development split into two tracks: custom systems built to order and off-the-shelf products. Custom development focuses on administrative and technical management tools aligned with current market processes. The off-the-shelf catalogue includes invoicing, point-of-sale, access control via ID cards or biometric fingerprint readers, parking administration, accounting, HR and payroll, web voting, loan and vehicle sales management, and mobile apps for iOS and Android.

Beyond software, the company delivers web design and development with maintenance and SEO positioning, graphic design and multimedia work, technical support with stated "immediate response time," network infrastructure installation (structured, certified, standardized cabling), IT infrastructure consulting and audits, social media management and maintenance, CCTV camera and security system installation, IP telephone systems with PBX technology, hardware sales (cameras, desktops, laptops, printers), software licensing (Windows OS and other commercial titles), and technology outsourcing. The site also mentions e-commerce optimization via payment gateway integration.

How they work

The source provides limited detail on engagement models or project methodology. CNET states it focuses on personalized service and custom solutions tailored to client needs. The company is a registered PYME (small and medium enterprise) with the Costa Rican Ministry of Economy, Industry and Commerce. It holds a Microsoft Partner certification, which it notes provides licensing benefits. The firm is affiliated with CAMTIC (Chamber of Information Technologies and Communications) for over 10 years and with the Cartago Chamber of Commerce.

Team and credentials

No founder names, team size, or headcount are disclosed in the source material. CNET is a registered PYME in Costa Rica and maintains Microsoft Partner status. The organization lists its values as commitment, responsibility, quality, competence, listening to clients, and attitude. It states an objective to pursue ISO 9001 quality management system certification, though current certification status is not confirmed in the source. The company operates in Spanish and serves primarily Central American markets.

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