Everything Integration Fabric can do
Six capabilities on one platform: the same connectors, the same governance, and the same tamper-evident audit trail. Pick the one that solves the problem in front of you; use the rest when you need them.
How they fit together
The capabilities are not separate products. They share one platform, one set of connectors, and one audit trail, and a single flow can use several at once.
A workflow is the deterministic backbone of a process. Business process management adds the human steps: forms, approval tasks, SLAs. An AI agent handles the one step that needs judgment. All three are step types on the same platform.
Bulk data processing moves a batch once, or on a schedule. Data sync and change data capture keeps two systems aligned after that. Enterprise integration is the connectivity layer underneath all of it: connectors, EDI, messaging, and on-prem access.
Frequently asked questions
Are these separate products?
No. Every capability runs on one platform, with the same connectors, the same governance, and the same tamper-evident audit trail. A single flow can use several of them at once.
Do we have to adopt all of them?
No. Start with the one capability that solves the problem in front of you. The others are available on the same platform when you need them, with nothing new to license or install.
How do workflows, BPM, and AI agents relate?
A workflow is the deterministic backbone of a process. Business process management adds the human steps, forms, approval tasks, and SLAs. An AI agent handles the one step that needs judgment. All three are step types on the same platform, so one process can use all of them.
Bring one real integration
We will build it with you against your own systems, with the run log open.