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Everything your company needs in one place

A clear overview of Cortex modules and screens for your business.

Explore accounting, sales, inventory, cash, POS, ecommerce, HR, restaurants, construction, facilities, and documents — and see what each area does for your team.

About Cortex

Cortex is an integrated ERP platform for companies, built for the real need for digital solutions that speak directly to the Kuwaiti and Arab work environment — without relying on imported packages that demand heavy, costly customization. Designed from the ground up with the Arab enterprise in mind, it also adopts international best practices. Its philosophy is clear: scattered data across separate systems costs the organization more than it saves, and sound decisions require information that is accurate, timely, and connected. That is why Cortex unifies operational, financial, and administrative units under one roof, so data flows smoothly between departments without gaps or duplication.

System advantages

Product screens

The program dashboard, customer sales analysis, item profit analysis, and purchases.

Program dashboard
Program dashboard
Customer sales analysis
Customer sales analysis
Item profit analysis
Item profit analysis
Purchases
Purchases

Account Management

Journals, chart of accounts, banks, assets, cost centers, and financial reports on one ledger.

Purchases Management

Purchase orders, supplier invoices, returns, supplier files, and purchase reports in one flow.

Sales Management

Quotes, deliveries, invoices, returns, customers, and sales reports on shared item and customer records.

Stores Management

Item cards, multi-store stock, transfers, counts, and inventory reports tied to sales and purchases.

Cash Transaction

Cash, bank accounts, cheques, and bank reconciliation on the same ledger as accounting.

Point of sale

Counter checkout that posts to the same stock and books as the rest of Cortex.

E-commerce store

Public storefront, store settings, online payments, and offers on the same catalog as POS and inventory.

HR Management

Employees, contracts, payroll structures, leave, attendance, and end-of-service in one people module.

Restaurant

Restaurant POS, choice groups, and kitchen-oriented reports alongside inventory and accounting.

Construction

From tender and bill of quantities through the schedule, site reports, progress payments, and subcontracts, with every project cost in the company books.

Tender and bill of quantities

  • Track a tender from invitation to submission, and price the bill of quantities from the rate library.
  • Compare supplier quotes line by line before award.
  • The awarded bill becomes work packages, activities, and a budget without re-entry.

Planning and site

  • A schedule with progress weighted by each work package.
  • Daily reports of labour and progress, and a log of resources used on site.
  • Requests for information become variations.
  • A register of drawings and submittals.

Progress bills and contracts

  • Interim bills from approved work and variations, before posting.
  • Signed by the contractor, consultant, and owner.
  • Subcontracts tied to scope, with stage payments.
  • Bank guarantees and letters of guarantee through to expiry.
  • Retentions tracked until release.
  • Cost in KWD with three decimals, and Arabic and English documents.

Quality and safety

  • Non-conformance reports block closing an activity until they are cleared.
  • Material tests and method statements.
  • Incidents and toolbox talks on site.

Materials and project cost

  • Material categories and cards for cost and purchasing.
  • Project cost sheets for the site and finance.
  • Cost entries posted to the project.
  • Live cost and revenue for every project in the company books.

Reports: project cost against budget, weighted and reported progress, progress bills and collection, and guarantees nearing expiry.

Works with purchasing and inventory, and posts into the company ledger and payroll.

facility management

Work orders, preventive maintenance, assets, and sites, with technician follow-up and the cost of every building and asset.

Work orders

  • Open, assign, and track a work order through closure. Technicians see the last visit on the asset.
  • Every job keeps its status until it is closed.
  • Standard job plans reused on work orders and preventive maintenance.
  • Technician skills required on those job plans.

Preventive maintenance

  • Scheduled by date or meter reading, before the asset fails.
  • Routes across sites and equipment.
  • Inspections and job plans ready to assign.
  • Scheduled air-conditioning service before summer.

Assets and sites

  • Sites, buildings, and spaces where the work is done.
  • A card for every asset with its full history, type, and group.
  • Classifications and a maintenance catalog for facility items.
  • Tools and tool categories held by the crews.
  • Spare parts issued from inventory onto the work order that used them.

Contractors and commitments

  • Send work to a contractor while the history stays on the asset, covering in-house and contractor jobs.
  • Service levels for response and completion.
  • Open and overdue jobs stay visible.
  • Suited to residential and commercial complexes.
  • Arabic and English documents, and cost in KWD with three decimals.

Reports: open and overdue jobs, maintenance cost per building, response-time compliance, and fault history per asset.

Works with inventory and purchasing, and the cost of every site and asset shows on the company ledger.

Document management

Folders, tags, and attachments linked to invoices, employees, and work orders.