Official APIs
The preferred path. Scoped credentials. Least privilege.
Integrations
Cortex agents work across the systems your team already relies on. What we can reach is confirmed in the audit — not promised by a logo.
Official APIs first. Then approved integrations, webhooks, and MCP where a vendor supports them. Controlled browser automation only when there is no usable API and the work still needs to happen.
The preferred path. Scoped credentials. Least privilege.
Vendor-supported connectors when they exist and they are enough.
Event-driven updates from systems that can push a change when work moves.
When a vendor ships a usable model-context path, we evaluate it the same way we evaluate an API.
Last resort. Dedicated login you authorize. Same logging. Same off switch.
Every integration is evaluated individually. A product appearing here means it is relevant to businesses we serve, not that Cortex has a certified or unrestricted integration with that vendor.
Named tools are examples. Access depends on APIs, vendor policy, and what you authorize. We do not replace these systems.
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