Corti is designed to meet customers where they are in their technical journey. Whether they want a deep integration or a no-fuss solution that works out of the box, we offer multiple ways to get started with our AI. Here’s a breakdown of the four primary interaction models, arranged from most integrated (and flexible) to least integrated (but fastest to launch):
Pure API Integration
🔧 Most flexible, most development work
For tech-savvy teams looking to build custom experiences, Corti's API offers full control over how our AI is embedded into their workflows.
Ideal for: Engineering teams with strong internal dev capabilities.
Benefits: Maximum customization and adaptability.
Considerations: Requires the most development effort on the customer side.
SDK Integration
🚀 Simplifies building on our API
Our SDKs reduce the complexity of building on top of the API by providing helpful abstractions and ready-made components.
Ideal for: Teams that want to accelerate development without sacrificing control.
Examples: Our Dictation SDK, with more SDKs in development.
Benefits: Faster time to value, reduced dev effort.
Embedded Corti Assistant in Customer Apps
🔗 Feels like part of the customer’s system
We support embedding Corti Assistant directly into customer applications using iFrame or WebView technologies.
User experience: Seamless. Feels native to the customer’s platform with no Corti branding or separate login.
Important note: This is not "white-labelling" — customers can customize the feel, but Corti branding can’t be removed entirely for now.
Benefits: No context switching for users, faster adoption.
Standalone Corti-Branded Apps
🖥️ No integration required
Customers can use Corti’s applications—like Corti Assistant or Mission Control—as standalone platforms. Users simply log in, use the tools, and paste outputs into their existing systems.
Ideal for: Teams who want to get started with zero technical lift.
Benefits: Fastest time to value, low barrier to entry.
Considerations: May require more manual effort to copy results into other systems.
Choosing the Right Model
The right option depends on the customer’s technical capacity, time-to-value expectations, and workflow preferences. Use this spectrum to guide conversations and align customer needs with the best-fit approach.
💬 Have more questions about integrations or need help pitching them? Reach out to [email protected].