Cority pricing

Cority pricing and what it adds up to

Quoted privately, based on modules, users and integrations, with a three-year term and one-time implementation.

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What Cority charges

Cority publishes no price and sells its subscription on a scoped quote. The bill depends on the solutions you use, the number and type of users, and integrations, plus a three-year commitment with an annual uplift and a separate implementation project.

Scoped Cority subscription

Quoted privately

The subscription is based on the solutions you license, the number and type of users, and the integrations you need, with implementation charged separately.

How the bill is built

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Modules, users and integrations

Cority says the subscription price depends on the solutions you license, the number and type of users, and the integrations you need. Adding a module or users can move the bill, so the price is set through a scoped quote rather than a public price list.

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Three-year term and uplift

The initial subscription commitment is three years. Cority also applies an annual uplift, so your subscription fee can increase each year during the term. The size of that uplift is not published with the pricing information.

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Separate implementation project

Implementation is a separate, one-time project. You pay consultants to configure the system to how your business works, in addition to the subscription. Cority does not publish a standard implementation price.

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A year of Cority

Your annual total is quoted privately

Cority does not publish an annual price, so you need a private quote. The subscription is shaped by the solutions or modules you choose, the number and type of users, and the integrations you need. The initial commitment is three years, with an annual uplift. Add a separate one-time implementation project for consultants to configure the system. You will need Cority's quote to know the annual total.

Underneath the bill

What you are really paying for

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The subscription scope

You are paying for the solutions you license, the number and type of users, and the integrations you need. These are the factors Cority names when setting the subscription, so the quote reflects the scope you agree to rather than a published price.

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Consultant configuration

You pay separately for a one-time implementation project. That covers consultants configuring the system to how you work. It is an additional cost to the subscription, not a published standard fee.

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A rented system and reports

Your health monitoring records sit with a vendor in a system you rent rather than own. The dashboards and reports available are the ones the vendor chose to build, so a particular view depends on what those reports offer.

The owned alternative

Own your health monitoring records

Health Monitoring is the owned alternative. Enterprise DNA builds a version around how your business runs, brings your Cority data across and runs it for you. Your records sit in a database your business owns, and you work with them in plain language. It costs one setup fee, then a monthly retainer, with no charge per user, employer or module and no three-year term. There is also a free version you can run yourself.

Health Monitoring for Claude Code

One setup fee, then a monthly retainer. No per-seat plans, no tiers, and the system is yours.

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Questions

Cority pricing, answered

How does Cority work out the price for our business? expand_more

Cority does not publish a price list. It sets the subscription through a quote based on the solutions you license, the number and type of users, and the integrations you need. The subscription has an initial three-year commitment and an annual uplift. Implementation is a separate one-time project.

What should we include when budgeting for a year? expand_more

The annual subscription price is quoted privately. Its amount depends on the solutions or modules, number and type of users, and integrations in your scope. Budget separately for the one-time implementation project. The initial term is three years, with an annual uplift, but Cority does not publish the uplift amount.

Can we bring our Cority worker and test history across? expand_more

Cority exports worker and test records through its reporting. Employee records, exposure groups and test history with values and results can be brought across. Scanned documents and audiogram traces stay in your Cority export as an archive. The imported test history can be used to date each worker's next test.

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