About Custonic
Built from a practical frustration with contract blind spots
Custonic exists because too many commercial teams are still managing meaningful contract risk through inboxes, scattered folders, and renewal reminders that arrive too late to matter.
Founder story
Why Rune started building Custonic
Rune has spent more than two decades working across management consulting, operations, and strategic advisory environments where contract decisions directly shape commercial outcomes. Again and again, the same pattern appeared: important vendor agreements were signed, stored, and then largely forgotten until a deadline, dispute, or pricing shock forced attention.
Custonic is a response to that pattern. Not another drafting platform or enterprise CLM suite, but a focused system that helps European teams monitor the agreements they already have and move before hidden risk turns into avoidable cost.
Rune
Founder & CEO, Monrad Ruzt Technology
Built by MRT
Monrad Ruzt Technology is the company behind Custonic
Monrad Ruzt Technology (MRT) is a Norwegian advisory and product company focused on practical AI systems for serious operational environments. Custonic is part of that broader vision: products that create measurable value without adding unnecessary complexity.
The product is being built with a deliberate European posture — in infrastructure choices, compliance priorities, language support, and the way commercial risk is framed for SMB and mid-market buyers.
Org no.: 932 953 583
Tromso, Norway
Serving teams across European time zones
Product principles
Three principles shaping the product from day one
Clarity over legal-tech noise
Custonic is designed to produce calm, decision-ready output instead of overwhelming users with dense dashboards, unexplained scores, or feature clutter.
Europe-first by architecture
Data residency, multilingual support, and EU regulatory context are not marketing layers added later. They are part of the product's operating assumptions.
Monitoring over paperwork
The goal is not to help teams write contracts. It is to help them understand and monitor the contracts already shaping spend, switching risk, and compliance pressure.