Corteza Project | The Open Source Salesforce Alternative
Welcome to the Corteza Project, the world’s premier open source low-code platform. Take advantage of a platform designed to be the ultimate alternative to Salesforce cloud. Built for organizations seeking enterprise-grade automation, flexibility, and innovation, Corteza empowers businesses to thrive with a powerful, familiar, and cost-effective solution.
Why Choose Corteza?
Open Source Freedom
Corteza is fully open source (Apache v2.0 license), ensuring transparency, control, and freedom from vendor lock-in. Experience a platform that evolves with your needs, powered by a thriving community of contributors and developers.
Salesforce Familiarity
Designed with Salesforce users in mind, Corteza provides a seamless transition with:
- Similar Build Logic: Leverage intuitive tools and workflows that Salesforce administrators and developers already know.
- Familiar User Experience: Enable your team to hit the ground running with an interface and functionality that feels like home.
Comprehensive Feature Set
Corteza supports the majority of Salesforce Standard Objects and delivers enterprise automation capabilities, including:
- Custom object creation and management
- Robust workflows and automation
- Analytics and reporting
Seamless Integration
Effortlessly connect Corteza with your existing systems to build a fully integrated digital ecosystem. Take advantage of Corteza’s native integration with Salesforce Unified Search to ensure continuity and enhanced functionality across platforms.
Modern Architecture and Code Base
Corteza’s backend is built in Golang, the multi-threaded computing language developed by Google to build and manage its application infrastructure. Its front end is written in Vue.js, a lightweight JavaScript framework. Corteza uses W3C standards and formats wherever possible and all Corteza components are accessible via RestAPI. Corteza is cloud-native and deploys via Docker containers.
Transform Your Business with Corteza, a Leader Amongst Salesforce Competitors
Scalable and Customizable
Corteza adapts to organizations of all sizes and industries. Tailor workflows, data models, and user experiences to align with your unique business processes.
Cost-Effective
As an open source alternative, Corteza eliminates the high licensing costs of proprietary software. Redirect your budget to innovation and growth instead of recurring fees.
Community-Driven Innovation
Join a vibrant community of developers and organizations who are shaping the future of enterprise software. Access regular updates, share insights, and contribute to a platform built for collaboration.
Take control of your digital future with the leading open source Salesforce alternative. Corteza: Powerful. Flexible. Yours.
Corteza was created by Planet Crust, which continues to maintain and develop Corteza and is Corteza’s primary contributor. Planet Crust offers support and development services for Corteza.
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Latest Releases
Planet Crust has released a new update of Corteza, including new features and a long list of changes and fixes: Release notes: Added: Added the option to stack values of multiple number fields in Reporter chart (1780). Added the option to clone a report in Reporter (1748). Added the option to provide an id and class attributes to a […]
Planet Crust has released a new update of Corteza, including new features and a long list of changes and fixes: Release notes: Added: Added id system field to user information in Admin (d81809c, 14b704f). Added cancel status filter to automation session list in Admin (c0d43df). Changed: Changed the updating mechanism of charts to trigger when the user creates and updates […]
Planet Crust has released a new update of Corteza, including new features and a long list of changes and fixes: Release notes: Added: Added the option to access user information from User values in pages, charts, and record fields. The change was added to provide an easier way for the user to access their user data (1735). […]
