How it works
Connect approved tools to business records through supported APIs and scoped tokens. Define each integration's resources, operations, and accountable owner.
A concrete business example
A connector can read an assigned task and write an output reference back to its record. Test denied requests as carefully as successful ones.
How it supports people and agents
APIs provide an entry point for external agents. Preserve the actual actor and execution ID, and grant only the access the connector needs.
Core scope and boundaries
An API is not a ready-made integration for every agent tool. Authentication, secret storage, retries, and tool-specific behavior still need implementation.
Start with a real case
- Define the data boundary, connector owner and permitted operations.
- Test a small sample in a controlled environment, including failure cases.
- Reconcile written records with their source and retain execution references.
Core product guide: these pages explain foundational capabilities and configurable application patterns. Integrations and the selected product release require validation. Enterprise automation, fine-grained governance and independent verification are separate scope.