Comparison — roles, not a match
Already on Bexio? Assess the work that remains.
Look at your current preparation before adding a step. Cortex’s benefit depends on the manual work left and on whether the file can be taken over.
Check the features you already have.
Starting point: the journal is already in Bexio, or it is in Crésus, WinBiz, Abacus or another package. Fiduza (June 2026) reads PDFs in the Bexio stack; we do not measure its accuracy.
Observable result: a file exported to the software you keep, or the decision to stay in Bexio. No Bexio connector is promised.
- Compare the same batch and the review time.
- Check the takeover procedure before keeping Cortex.
- No partnership and no direct Bexio connector are announced.
What each party actually does
Start: documents to classify and a bookkeeping already chosen. Cortex prepares a multi-software file. Bexio keeps the suite. The fiduciary, if there is one, keeps the mandate. You validate.
- Start: upstream clutter, or books already in Bexio
- Cortex: a reviewable file, file export after validation
- Bexio: invoice, manage, keep books in its stack — Fiduza reads PDFs there
- Fiduciary: advice and filings, outside both tools
- Human decision: stay in Bexio, or add an upstream layer outside Bexio
- Observable result: either a file exported to Crésus, WinBiz, Abacus…, or no second tool
- Limits: no native Bexio export promised, no accuracy claim against Fiduza
Preparing is not keeping the books
Cortex organises, checks and prepares. Bexio remains the management tool chosen by the client.
They can coexist — or not
If all bookkeeping already lives in Bexio and Fiduza covers the need, staying in Bexio may be enough. Forcing a second tool is not complementarity.
FAQ
Is Cortex a direct competitor of Bexio?
No. Cortex focuses on documentary preparation.
Can I keep Bexio?
Yes, if the format and export path match your use. Formats: /integrations.
Next step
Understand complementarity.