Connect
Register eligible enterprise sources
Capture access, ownership, protocol, and operating constraints without exposing them to every consumer.
Self-service Enterprise API Product Control Plane
Create, govern, and operate stable API products across your enterprise.
Connect heterogeneous systems, shape consumer-ready contracts, apply policy, publish versions, and observe source and consumer dependencies from one control plane.
Control Plane navigator
Follow one API product from source to publication
Change the active lifecycle stage to inspect the decisions the control plane keeps together.
Select a lifecycle stage to inspect its product decisions.
Source systems
ERPCRMLegacy applications
Result and contract
- Source status
- Eligible adapters registered
- Ready
Try the product model
Move from connected sources to a published API product.
Explore unified, composite, agent, and partner scenarios. Each guided step shows the contract, mappings, policy, provenance, and approved consumers.
Product simulation
Unified APIsThis guided experience demonstrates configuration concepts with sample data. It does not connect to a live customer environment.
Connect
ConnectedUnified CRM API
Select and verify eligible enterprise sources.
Connect
CRMConnected
SaaS applicationsConnected
DatabasesConnected
Unified APIsUnified CRM API
GET /v1/customers/{customerId}Product lifecycle
A shared operating model from connection to change.
- 01
Connect
Register eligible sources and their access, ownership, protocol, and operational constraints.
- 02
Model
Define the consumer contract, mappings, composition, versions, and source provenance.
- 03
Govern
Apply consumer, field, operation, security, and lifecycle policy at the API product boundary.
- 04
Publish
Make the versioned interface available to approved applications, agents, analytics, workflows, mobile experiences, or partners.
- 05
Operate
Observe consumer usage, source paths, policy outcomes, failures, and change impact.
API product portfolio
Build for the business entity, operation, or consumer instead of a vendor category alone.
Unified APIs
Normalize comparable vendor or source interfaces behind one consistent contract for consumers.
Business APIs
Express durable business entities and operations independently from any one source-system schema.
Composite APIs
Coordinate data and operations from multiple systems through one purpose-built business interface.
Virtualized APIs
Present controlled interfaces over existing systems without requiring every use case to create another persisted copy.
AI Agent APIs
Publish bounded tools and context interfaces designed for governed agent and copilot use.
Application APIs
Shape stable interfaces for a web, mobile, internal, or customer-facing application journey.
Partner APIs
Expose controlled business capabilities to approved external organizations through explicit contracts.
Analytics APIs
Provide consistent, governed access to business measures and entities for analytical consumers.
Workflow APIs
Publish reusable operations for business processes, automation, and event-driven coordination.
Customer-defined API products
Model the contracts, policies, and lifecycle that a specific enterprise domain or consumer requires.
Complementary capabilities
Choose the technical pattern that fits each product.
A Business API can use one or several capabilities. No capability is a required stage for the others.
API Virtualization
Decouple consumers from source-specific protocols and schemas through governed virtual interfaces.
Unified APIs
Normalize related source interfaces so consumers can work with one consistent model.
API Composition
Combine data and operations from multiple sources behind one reusable business interface.
Canonical Models
Define business entities and operations independently from any individual source schema.
Zero-Copy Execution
Access and transform approved source data at runtime when another persisted copy is unnecessary for the scenario.
Identify the first API products your landscape can reuse.
Start with the systems, integration friction, desired outcomes, and consumers that matter now.