Now we’re bringing it to everyone else.
Cortex introduces an intuitive drag-and-drop workflow to give any user across the organization the ability to pickup and perform matching jobs in minutes. No coding, no training, no downtime, and no hassle.
Whether you’re a business user or a data scientist, you can quickly and easily match and dedupe data in a code-free or code-friendly environment. Save and share workflows so you never have to waste another minute again on the same matching job.
Cortex leverages the power of the 360Science AI Matching Engine to bring the most accurate contact data solution to users across the world. Fine-tuned over three decades to handle the nuances of contact data, the Matching Engine maximizes accuracy without increasing tolerances to false positives.
The 360Science Matching Engine doesn’t rely on a single sub-string comparison to determine matches; instead, it compares the many facets of your data contextually. A proprietary phonetic algorithm, lexicons, and a scoring matrix all work together to deliver human-like perception at scale.
Get your data from raw to results even faster with Cortex’s unparalleled system performance. Utilizing in-memory processing and multi-threading to produce insights at breakneck speeds, Cortex’s architecture means it handles multiple functions concurrently, optimizing processing speed without sacrificing results.
Cortex wasn’t just designed to be fast, it was engineered to handle massive volumes of data. Whether you’re looking at less than a million records or hundreds of millions of rows, there’s a version of Cortex suited for you.
Cortex scales with the requirements of a growing organization, enabling them to quickly adopt more powerful deployments without having to learn new software, benefiting from one continuous user experience.
Ease-of-use is important but not at the expense of control. Cortex was designed to provide anyone with granular configuration options over virtually every facet of the Matching Engine.
With a few simple clicks, a user can adjust the contextual scoring matrix, minimum scoring thresholds, and candidate grouping criteria. Users have the tools to customize how Cortex weighs every nuance of their data.
