Boomi
Connect company apps and data, and keep AI agents within set rules and costs
ForIT teams in mid-sized and large companies Web, API
It starts with one AI agent in the sales software. A few months later there are several inside the company's business systems, and nobody can say which one may change which records, or what each of them costs. The control layer Boomi places between the agents and those systems sees every request, so one team sets the access rules and watches the spending on AI models.
Boomi's integration platform moves data between business apps and databases, and its processes are put together on a visual canvas from ready-made connectors and mapping steps. A data hub keeps one agreed record of each customer or product and syncs it back to the connected apps. API management and exchange of EDI documents with trading partners come as further modules.
The runtime that carries out these processes can sit in Boomi's cloud or on the company's own servers, including behind its firewall. Boomi says more than 30,000 organizations use it, and the platform page lists certifications from SOC 2 and ISO 27001 to HIPAA and FedRAMP Moderate.
Good fit if you…
- need data to flow between ERP, CRM and HR systems without manual exports
- want one set of rules for every AI agent that touches company systems
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