Corteza is an open-source, self-hosted cloud-based platform for your work. It provides a wide ecosystem of a Unified Workspace (like Google G Suite), Enterprise Messaging (like Slack), a Low-Code environment for rapidly and securely delivering records-based management solutions, and CRM and Service Solution (like Salesforce).
The solution is built upon modern technologies, using Golang as a back-end and Vue.js as a front-end. The platform is secure with a powerful RBAC access control facility, that allows you to configure your users just the way you want to!
Corteza aims to be indisputably trustworthy in its motivations and its approach to design, development and maintenance of the platform. Organisations should feel that their chosen digital work platform is always under their control, always protected and always developed in their best interests.
Crust Technology, the driving force behind the Corteza Project, has an online Corteza demo available. In this demo, you can try out the Low-Code platform, the CRM, and more. Alternatively, you can sign up for the Corteza Community Server and try out Corteza there.
Take a look at the DevOps guide.
This guide will help you through the deployment and setup process, so you will know how to deploy, configure, and maintain Corteza.
Check out the end-user guide.
The end-user guide will help you understand Corteza applications, the user interface, and how to use different features from an end-user perspective.
Here are some shortcuts:
The administrator guide covers all aspects of Corteza administration, such as system security, administration panel, and Corteza Low Code configuration.
This is explained in the integrator guide.
This guide will help you with the process of creating applications using Corteza — the integration process.
If you want to build your own low-code app, check out the Data model section in this guide.
Welcome aboard! Take a look at the developer guide! It provides a fairly abstract overview of each feature provided by each Corteza application and covers everything from writing documentation to Corteza Low Code. So, it should give you enough knowledge to help you get started with helping out.
If you have any questions or are stuck, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us on the community Corteza instance!
You can find more documentation about Corteza CLI, setup, deployment, authentication in the corteza-docs GitHub repository.
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