Deeper SDLC Analytics
Analyze delivery, quality, workflow, test, security, and AI-assisted development signals instead of stopping at catalog and maturity visibility.
Cortex is a strong fit for service catalog, ownership, scorecards, and engineering operations programs. Oobeya is built for organizations that need deeper SDLC analytics, AI-assisted insights, advanced reporting, and enterprise deployment control.
Primary focus
SDLC analytics across delivery, quality, workflow, test, security, and AI adoption
AI assistance
AI Chat and AI Insights for engineering analysis and improvement guidance
Deployment
Cloud options, true on-premise deployment, and local LLM support options
Enterprise rollout
Advanced reporting, onboarding, Customer Success, security, SLAs, and compliance support
When Oobeya fits better
Choose Oobeya when leadership needs trusted SDLC intelligence, not only a catalog-driven operating layer.
Cortex helps teams standardize ownership, catalog services, and drive scorecard programs. Oobeya becomes the stronger fit when the evaluation depends on SDLC-wide analytics, AI guidance, deployment flexibility, and leadership reporting.
Analyze delivery, quality, workflow, test, security, and AI-assisted development signals instead of stopping at catalog and maturity visibility.
Move from dashboards to guided analysis with conversational engineering intelligence, improvement suggestions, and local LLM support options.
Give CIOs, CTOs, VPs, team leaders, and transformation teams reporting that connects engineering metrics to business decisions.
Support regulated environments with on-premise deployment, security expectations, compliance needs, SLAs, onboarding, and Customer Success services.
Cortex can be useful for catalog-led engineering operations, scorecards, and ownership workflows. Oobeya is designed for organizations that need richer engineering intelligence across real delivery data, AI insights, advanced reporting, and controlled deployment models.
Best fit when you need:
| Features | Oobeya | Cortex |
|---|---|---|
| Service catalog and ownership model | Limited | |
| Scorecards and maturity standards | Partial | |
| DORA and flow metrics depth | Partial | |
| Delivery, quality, test, and security analytics | Partial | |
| AI coding assistant visibility | ||
| AI Chat assistant for engineering analysis | Partial | |
| AI Insights with local LLM support options | ||
| Advanced executive reporting | Partial | |
| On-premise deployment | ||
| Enterprise support, onboarding, SLAs, and compliance |
Customer proof
For comparison evaluations, Oobeya brings customer stories, testimonials, and enterprise adoption signals together with the engineering intelligence features teams need after the first dashboard.
Customer story
Sicredi connects 3,000+ developers and 10,000+ repositories in Oobeya, giving a large, distributed engineering organization one trusted view of delivery, governance, productivity, and platform health.
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SD Worx evaluates tribe-based delivery metrics across around 100 development teams in 10+ countries, helping distributed engineering groups compare delivery health with one shared language.
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Turkcell brings 4,000+ developers, thousands of repositories, and multiple group companies into a shared visibility model for DevOps standardization, AI metrics, and portfolio-level engineering insight.
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Koc Group, a Fortune 500 company, uses Oobeya to assess 2,000+ developers across 10+ group companies on one platform, aligning diverse industries around the same engineering assessment model and improvement rhythm.
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TEB, a BNP Paribas company, uses Oobeya to turn Azure DevOps and SonarQube data into clearer improvement priorities, helping enterprise teams move from fragmented metrics to practical, comparable recommendations.
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Etiya uses Oobeya to make telecom software delivery measurable across complex teams, with the Gamification module helping drive engagement around process health and improvement signals.
Compare with confidence
Schedule a focused walkthrough to validate SDLC analytics depth, AI capabilities, deployment model, reporting needs, and enterprise support expectations with your own context.