Software born of passion. Partners by conviction.
We are tetys. An owner-managed, medium-sized IT pioneer based in the technology hub of Aachen, which has been setting a new pace for the technological heart of production planning and control for almost five decades. Ultimately, we don’t just deliver software code; we are the partner for factory system landscapes worldwide.
_History
_Why we believe that standard IT is in a tight spot
These days, the anonymous software partner for industry is often nothing more than a reference number in the support ticketing system of a major American software corporation. Sales representatives promise numerous features in glossy brochures, but once the system has been rolled out, the competent experts disappear on a plane – and, unfortunately, this always seems to happen precisely when essential, far-reaching adjustments to the physical machine terminal are urgently needed in the rigours of day-to-day production. At tetys, we’re convinced that this is where a genuine partnership really begins.

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_Why we believe that standard IT is in a tight spot
These days, the anonymous software partner for industry is often nothing more than a reference number in the support ticketing system of a major American software corporation. Sales representatives promise numerous features in glossy brochures, but once the system has been rolled out, the competent experts disappear on a plane – and, unfortunately, this always happens precisely when essential, far-reaching adjustments to the physical machine terminal are urgently needed in the rigours of day-to-day production. That is simply not the philosophy we practise here at tetys.
_Small and medium-sized businesses understand small and medium-sized businesses. On equal terms.
We are owner-managed. Janina Keuters, as managing partner, leads the company alongside the managing directors Michael Keuters and Yannik Wirtz. As software pioneers based on the RWTH Aachen Campus, we are technological visionaries, yet we have remained thoroughly down-to-earth. And you can tell that from our team of almost 50 people. Hands-on. Pragmatic. Collaborative. And warm-hearted Rhinelanders who embody the spirit of the Mittelstand.
Stability built on decades of experience
Our roots lie in the companies FLS and GRP, which were founded in the 1970s in the vicinity of RWTH Aachen University and grew through innovative software in the fields of MES and APS. These companies merged to form tetys and provide the constantly evolving foundation for tetys companion – the modular software for production planning and control.
Dedicated and reliable points of contact
Our down-to-earth consultancy advice is developed on the often noisy factory floor, not in the isolated, air-conditioned boardroom. As engineers and production planners, we speak with genuine conviction, using the direct and clear language of the plant manager and the shift supervisor on the production line.
_Our Evolution: The powerful fusion that created Tetys
In 2021, a strategic milestone year, we have finally united two historically separate, extremely powerful core competencies within a single software core through the synergistic and harmonious merger of our predecessor companies, GRP and FLS: GRP’s high-precision, in-depth BDE/MDE data acquisition logic and FLS’s highly sophisticated, purely algorithmic APS detailed planning engine.
This visionary merger gave rise to tetys – the industry’s most powerful holistic production management system.
_Our Evolution: The powerful fusion that created Tetys
In 2021, a strategic milestone year, we have finally united two historically separate, extremely powerful core competencies within a single software core through the synergistic and harmonious merger of our predecessor companies, GRP and FLS: GRP’s high-precision, in-depth BDE/MDE data acquisition logic and FLS’s highly sophisticated, purely algorithmic APS detailed planning engine.
This visionary merger gave rise to tetys – the industry’s most powerful holistic production management system.












