Integration Overview
Purpose
Section titled “Purpose”CORTEX integration connects approved customer systems with CORTEX decision surfaces. The integration pattern is coexistence: CORTEX works with existing environments and exposes governed outputs rather than replacing operational systems.
External pressure
Section titled “External pressure”Many organizations already operate ERP, CRM, advertising, compliance and product systems. The pressure is not to replace them, but to make decision gaps visible across them before execution happens.
Integrations may consume authenticated tenant context, customer-approved business-system data, event payloads and module-specific configuration. Each integration is scoped by tenant authorization and the relevant module boundary.
Output
Section titled “Output”CORTEX may expose governed JSON outputs, cockpit data, machine-readable contracts and evidence-bound module outputs. Execution systems remain under customer governance.
Evidence boundary
Section titled “Evidence boundary”Integration docs describe the public contract, not internal implementation. Connector internals, private storage and private queue names are not public documentation.
What it does not do
Section titled “What it does not do”CORTEX is not part of another platform. It does not claim ownership of customer systems and does not bypass customer approval or entitlement boundaries.
Common patterns
Section titled “Common patterns”- Read approved context from an existing environment
- Map that context to a module capability
- Return a governed output to cockpit, API or approved execution path
- Preserve source-backed decision evidence where the module exposes an evidence-bound output