Integrations

Your platforms keep their agents. Orchestrate runs what crosses them.

Keep the systems, agents, and governance planes you already trust. Aizen Orchestrate adds a neutral, durable execution layer for work that crosses applications, data platforms, human approvals, and infrastructure with one identity and audit model across the run.

A2A
MCP
OpenAPI / REST
Webhooks
Events / Kafka
OIDC / OAuth
Open enterprise seams

Connect through protocols. Keep governance in the runtime.

Integrations stay narrow and replaceable. Orchestrate owns durable state, delegation identity, policy, credentials, retry semantics, and audit so those responsibilities do not have to be reimplemented inside every connector.

A2A

Expose or consume agent endpoints for delegated work while preserving task context and asynchronous completion.

agent ↔ runtime

MCP

Bind governed tool servers to workers without coupling workflow logic to one model provider or SDK.

tool discovery + invocation

OpenAPI / REST

Expose or consume agent endpoints for delegated work while preserving task context and asynchronous completion.

request → contract → response

Webhooks & events

Create or resume durable runs from business events, record changes, schedules, queues, and streaming signals.

event → session

OIDC / OAuth / secrets

Expose or consume agent endpoints for delegated work while preserving task context and asynchronous completion.

authenticate → grant → downscope

Telemetry & audit

Emit runtime metrics, traces, policy decisions, model usage, and side-effect lineage into your operational stack.

runtime → SIEM / APM / governance
Work arrives
Agent delegation · A2A
REST · webhooks · events
Schedules · queues · chat
Orchestrate
Forge runtime · durable pause/resume · fork/join · HITL
deterministic ⇄ agentic execution
identity and policy travel with the run
Work arrives
Policy + per-step credential
ERP · CRM · ITSM · data
Custom APIs · MCP · infrastructure
Every consequential write crosses the same egress boundary; the adapter changes, the runtime guarantee does not.
Integration matrix

Different estates.
The same runtime discipline.

These are integration postures not claims that the surrounding platforms lack integration capabilities. Orchestrate is valuable when the process needs a vendor-neutral durable state machine and one cross-estate identity/audit chain.

Estate
Keep there
Orchestrate adds
Typical entry
Typical action
Guide
SAP
Joule experience, SAP business authorization, SAP systems of record
Delegated durable execution across SAP + non-SAP systems
A2A / BYOA pattern, events, APIs
SAP APIs through governed egress
ServiceNow
ITSM records, process states, familiar operator UX, Integration Hub
Neutral cross-system investigation and long-running execution
REST/webhooks/events
ServiceNow APIs + external tools
Salesforce
CRM data/UX, Agentforce, Flow/MuleSoft integration assets
Durable process state independent of CRM across the wider estate
Platform Events / APIs / webhooks
CRM APIs + downstream enterprise systems
Databricks
Data, models, agents, Unity Catalog governance, AI Gateway
Operational workflow that carries intelligence into enterprise action
Jobs/events/APIs/model signals
Model/agent endpoints + operational systems
Any stack
Your IdP, systems of record, preferred models and tools
The durable agent execution layer itself
REST, MCP, A2A, events, chat
Any allowlisted API/tool
Ecosystem guides

Fit Orchestrate into the estate without replacing what already works.

Delegate
SAP

Joule can remain the front door.

Expose Orchestrate as a remote agent endpoint using SAP's documented BYOA/A2A pattern, while SAP systems retain final business authorization.

Extend
ServiceNow

The record stays home.

Keep incident, change, request, CMDB, and operator workflows in ServiceNow while Orchestrate runs neutral multi-system investigation and remediation.

Extend
Salesforce

Let CRM initiate not own the whole process.

Complement Agentforce, Flow, and MuleSoft with durable process state that remains independent as work crosses ERP, provisioning, billing, and ITSM.

Operationalize
Databricks

Turn intelligence into operations.

Use Databricks models, agents, data products, REST APIs, or MCP-enabled tools as governed inputs while Orchestrate carries the resulting process across the enterprise.

No existing agent platform required

Start with Orchestrate.
Bring the stack you already have.

An enterprise does not need Joule, Agentforce, or another agent suite to use Orchestrate. Start from an SOP, your identity provider, your systems, and the models or deterministic tools you prefer.

Jira
PagerDuty
Slack / Teams
ERP
Active Directory
Custom APIs
Local or cloud LLMs

What Orchestrate supplies

Triggers

APIs, events, schedules, human channels

Tool contracts

OpenAPI, MCP, workflows, custom adapters

Durable execution

Pause/resume, joins, retries, HILT

Governed action

Identity, policy, credentials,Iaudit

Governance across every integration

Adapters connect systems. The runtime governs action.

Authenticate

Verify the caller or triggering system at ingress.

Grant

Materialize the authority this run is allowed to exercise.

Authorize

Evaluate the action at the egress boundary before execution.

Audit

Record actor, delegation chain, target, policy decision, and result.

Product boundary: ecosystem pages describe integration patterns and division of responsibility. Formal partnership, certification, marketplace availability, or vendor endorsement should be stated only when separately established.
Bring your stack

Bring one workflow that crosses systems.

We'll map the triggers, identity, tools, approvals, and side effects into one durable execution topology.