We connect AI to the tools, documents, conversations, and processes your teams already use — reducing repetitive work and turning information into action.
Ten common starting points — most projects begin with one and expand from there.
Turns recorded sales calls into follow-up alerts, objection patterns, and rep-by-rep coaching notes.
Learn more →Drafts replies, tags tickets, and routes the ones that actually need a human.
Reads contracts, invoices, and forms, and pushes structured data into the systems you already use.
Checks GitLab, tasks, and timesheets to flag at-risk projects and stuck reviews.
Learn more →Answers team questions from your own docs, wikis, and past tickets — no more searching five tools.
Scores and routes inbound leads automatically, so reps spend time on the ones worth calling.
Turns raw data from your tools into a plain-language weekly update for leadership.
Automates invoice matching, expense checks, and other repetitive finance tasks.
Connects the separate tools your team already uses into one automated process, end to end.
Learn more →Flags review bottlenecks, technical debt, and hours logged that don't match real work.
Learn more →A quick first look, then we build and support the fix.
We check how the work actually happens today — where time gets wasted or handoffs break down.
Free first lookWe connect the tools you already use and wire up the AI and automation that does the job.
Built for youOnce it's live, we monitor it, fix what breaks, and extend it as your process changes.
Ongoing supportDropp Cortex's automation practice is run by the same engineering team behind Dropp Technologies' 7+ years of software and DevOps delivery. Automation-specific case studies are available on request as client projects complete.
No. You tell us what's slowing you down, or let us take a look — we handle the setup, the tools, and the maintenance.
It's connected to your actual tools and data, so it takes real action — sending a report, flagging a ticket, updating a record — not just answering questions.
In most cases, yes. If it has an API, we can very likely connect it — see our integrations list for what we connect to most often.
Simple workflows can go live in days; most first projects are live within a few weeks of the initial scoping call.
That's normal. We look at how your team works today and show you where automation would save the most time first.