Modular enterprise platform

One platform.
Every business function.

Cortex starts with AI Workspace — a knowledge engine, AI agents and a unified inbox that resolve customer conversations. Add Sales, CRM and Operations as you grow, on the same kernel, the same data and the same permissions.

Start with one module. Enable the rest when you need them.

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Cortex AI Workspace

The first module on the platform. It turns your documentation into answers, and your inbox into a measured, resolvable queue.

  • Knowledge Engine

    Ingest company documents and retrieve them semantically. Backed by pgvector with an HNSW index, so recall stays fast as the corpus grows.

  • AI Agents

    Assistants that answer from your knowledge base rather than guessing, with the retrieved sources attached to every response.

  • Unified Inbox

    Every customer conversation in one queue — assigned, triaged and resolved by your team alongside the agents.

  • Channels

    Meet customers where they are. Connect an embeddable web widget and additional channels to the same inbox.

  • Customer Records

    A durable profile and full conversation history behind every person who contacts you.

  • Insights

    Conversation volume, resolution rates and CSAT scoring, so support quality is measured rather than assumed.

Architecture

Built in layers, so it never needs rebuilding

Most business software starts as a single app and gets rewritten the moment it needs a second one. Cortex is a modular monolith: a shared kernel underneath, capabilities in the middle, business apps on top.

Adding a module means adding a module — not migrating identity, permissions and billing all over again.

Those three layers are the logo. Core, capabilities, apps — radiating out from a single kernel.

  1. Business Apps

    AI Workspace today. Sales, CRM, Operations and the rest slot in beside it without a rewrite.

  2. Shared Capabilities

    AI runtime, knowledge engine, search, document center, integrations and billing — built once, used by every app.

  3. Platform Kernel

    Identity, workspaces and tenancy, RBAC, feature flags, audit and the event bus. The layer everything else stands on.

Shared capabilities

Solved once, for every module

  • Identity & RBAC

    Role-based access control enforced in the kernel, not per module.

  • Audit Log

    An append-only record of who did what, across every module.

  • Billing & Quotas

    Usage metering and subscription billing wired through Stripe.

  • Webhooks & Events

    An event bus and outbound webhooks to drive your own automation.

Modules

Buy one. Enable the rest when you need them.

AI Workspace ships today. The modules below are planned on the same kernel — listed so you can see where the platform is going, not sold as though they were finished.

  • AI WorkspaceAvailable
  • SalesRoadmap
  • CRMRoadmap
  • OperationsRoadmap
  • ProjectsRoadmap
  • InventoryRoadmap
  • ProcurementRoadmap
  • DocumentsRoadmap
  • AutomationRoadmap
  • AnalyticsRoadmap
  • HRRoadmap
  • FinanceRoadmap

Enforced in the kernel

Access control and tenant isolation live below the modules, so a new business app inherits them rather than reimplementing them.

Workspace isolation
Every record is scoped to a tenant. Modules cannot reach across workspace boundaries.
Role-based access
Permissions are evaluated centrally and apply uniformly to every module and API route.
Append-only audit trail
Privileged actions are recorded with actor, target and timestamp for later review.
Token-based sessions
Short-lived JWT access tokens with separate refresh tokens and explicit expiry.

Start with AI Workspace

Create a workspace, connect your knowledge, and put an agent in front of your inbox.