We have been using Orange Logic for a very long time and for our extremely complex organisation it's hard to know what else would work to our bespoke needs. Even then it feels like we barely scratch the service of what is possible with this software.

I’ve used Cortex since version 1 in the early 2000s to the current version. As we were an early adopter of the database, it was set up around some of our working protocols, such as how we managed the difference between Stories and Albums and how it seamlessly integrated our 75 year catalogue numbering system. The system’s flexibility is beneficial on so many levels as we can usually find good workarounds for most new tasks for anything it cannot do.

We've used Cortex since the days when it was called Teldin in the 1990s. Best features are its flexibility as there's often more than one way to solve a problem, the support is timely, fair and always clearly communicated, it integrates seamlessly with our own production protocols which were created pre-Cortex and generally has twice as many features as we'll ever need. The way new features are pooled from Cortex clients into the core product is very helpful. Previously we created bespoke functions, but most of these have been absorbed into the core product. Also, the team are very knowledgeable on how we use the database, which is an advantage as there's so much complexity.