Cortex. Decision intelligence for medicine supply.
Eight AI agents that sit on top of your existing systems. They find stock at risk across the network, propose what to do about it, and leave every decision to an accountable person. Your ERP stays the system of record; Cortex works on top of it.
Eight agents. One job each. One accountable person at the end.
Each agent owns one kind of output and hands work on through defined handoffs. What an agent never does matters as much as what it does. All eight agents are live.
Your rules, enforced on every decision.
The Governance agent checks every plan against your policy with fixed rules, not AI, and says who must approve it. Unknown policy means blocked. Each decision shows its passed checks, so a pharmacist can trust it and an auditor can verify it.
| Rule | Check | Protects |
|---|---|---|
| GR-01 | Lot is Available: not quarantined, recalled or reserved | Patient safety |
| GR-02 | Minimum shelf life left on arrival at the destination | Waste |
| GR-03 | Destination uses at least 90% of the quantity before expiry | Waste |
| GR-04 | Source keeps minimum days of cover after the transfer | Source availability |
| GR-06 | Vital medicines stay above the protected minimum at the source | Clinical continuity |
| GR-07 | Cold-chain items move only between cold-chain-capable sites | Product integrity |
| GR-08 | Controlled medicines are excluded from automated transfers | Regulatory compliance |
| GR-09 | Only allowed transfer lanes; approval matrix by value | Governance |
Six rules every agent is built on.
Everyone works from the same picture. Each person sees their scope and nothing else.
Starts on the data you have. Writes back to the systems you run.
Begin with a sites and products template or a read-only ERP connection. The layer shows data status openly: incomplete sites, missing unit costs, no consumption history. As the data improves, so do the decisions. Approved decisions return as internal transfers or stock requests in your ERP format.
About Cortex
What is Aumet Cortex?
Cortex is the first product on the Aumet intelligence layer: eight AI agents that sit on top of a healthcare network’s existing systems, find medicine stock at risk, propose what to do about it, and leave every decision to an accountable person.
What do the eight Cortex agents do?
Demand Intelligence forecasts demand, Inventory Recovery finds stock likely to expire unused, Supply Intelligence rates delivery risk, Network Optimization plans transfers, Procurement Intelligence prepares purchase quantities, Governance checks policy, Executive Intelligence explains results, and the Orchestrator coordinates them. All eight agents are live today.
Does Cortex replace our ERP?
No. Your ERP stays the system of record for stock, sales and purchases. Cortex reads from it and writes approved moves back in its format.
Who approves Cortex decisions?
An accountable person, chosen by role and value: a branch pharmacist for their own site, a head of inventory across the network, finance for write-offs. Aumet staff do not approve decisions.
Which countries is Cortex available in?
Cortex is built for the Middle East and North Africa, works in Arabic and English, and is being rolled out with a pharmacy network and a ministry of health in the region.






See what the layer sees in your network.
Bring a stock export. In the first session you will see the value at risk, the first decisions, and the reasons behind each one.
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