Finance
Bookkeeping on SKR03 or SKR04, bank reconciliation, VAT return, DATEV and fixed assets.
- SKR03 / SKR04
- UStVA
- DATEV
- Banking
- Assets

For German companies · Hosted in Germany
Bookkeeping, VAT return and DATEV. An AI agent that makes the first sales call. Payroll, projects and your team's docs. Plus Company Brain for your questions on law and duties. One app, built for German rules.
GoBD · DSGVO · EU AI Act · XRechnung
01 · Finance
An invoice goes out and the journal entry is already there: SKR03 or SKR04, VAT split, locked the way GoBD requires. The VAT return and the DATEV export read from the same ledger.
02 · Sales
It finds the leads, calls them with your script, handles the first objection and books the meeting. You read the transcript. The AI disclosure and the UWG consent check happen on every call, without anyone remembering to.
03 · The apps
Bookkeeping on SKR03 or SKR04, bank reconciliation, VAT return, DATEV and fixed assets.

Quotes, invoices and e-invoices in XRechnung or ZUGFeRD, validated before they go out. Calls, campaigns and meetings next door.

German payroll with wage tax and social security, leave, attendance and recruiting.

Inventory, projects and time tracking, and the key figures that come out of them.
Operations in the documentation

Tasks, calendar and docs, next to the work they belong to.
Workspace in the documentation

Ask your company and the law, every answer with its source. Plus the compliance library, checks against your profile and triggers for new documents.
04 · One app
Ten tools. Ten logins. Ten exports.
One login, one database, one audit trail. The invoice, the call that won it and the payroll that pays for it live in the same place.

05 · Compliance
Not a checklist for later. The rules are part of how every booking, call and invoice works.
06 · Brain
Company Brain connects a library of German and European law with what BizCortex knows about your company. Answers name their source, duties are checked against your profile, and new documents set deadlines in motion.
Do we have to keep a record of processing activities?
Yes. Your company processes personal data, so this applies:
Each controller and, where applicable, the controller's representative, shall maintain a record of processing activities under its responsibility. (Source: Art. 30(1) GDPR)
Plus your company's knowledge graph, readiness checks and templates filled from your data.

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