TextCortex

TextCortex is an enterprise AI agent platform that lets companies build, deploy and govern assistants without writing code, connected to the organization's internal knowledge. It started as a writing assistant and now focuses on teams in manufacturing, consulting, M&A, private equity and legal that want AI to be used for real in daily work.

What can you do with TextCortex?

Each team can pick a prebuilt agent or shape its own with a visual builder: you give it a role, connect documents, procedures or contracts and choose which language models are allowed. An operations agent can then answer using internal SOPs, or an investment agent can review deal documents with company context.

Which features does it include?

• Knowledge bases built from company files.
• Custom agents with skills and connectors.
• Access to all major language models.
• Automation of recurring workflows.
• Tasks such as reports, financial analysis, presentations or document review.
• The Zeno assistant and training through TextCortex Academy.

How does it handle security?

IT can see who has access, which models are allowed and where human sign-off is required. TextCortex is ISO 27001 certified with SOC 2 Type I and Type II reports, and offers dedicated single-tenant infrastructure, an on-premise edition and Cortex Guard, a product that applies security policies to other AI tools.

What results does it show?

It publishes customer stories from MAHLE, KBC, b2venture and atares, with gains in technical knowledge search, team adoption and time spent on research. The company supports rollout with a pilot and adoption follow-up.

TextCortex pros and cons

• Pro: no-code agents connected to your own data
• Pro: several language models in one place
• Pro: ISO 27001, SOC 2 and on-premise option
• Con: built for companies rather than individual users
• Con: advanced identity features need an enterprise contract