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Every product runs entirely inside your VPC today, with SaaS on the roadmap. They share an IAM, a license format, an audit spine, and a shell — so two products feel like one product, and seven products feel like a platform.
Convert legacy SOAP services to REST + OpenAPI without rewriting your backend. Auto-discover from gateway traffic.
Self-hosted iPaaS. Visual designer, queue-backed runtime, first-class connectors for SAP, Salesforce, brokers, databases.
A modern replacement for legacy print servers, form generators, and label producers. Reviewable templates, modern destinations, audit per page.
Self-service portal for Apigee. Developers register, subscribe to API products, manage their own keys. Operator stays in control.
Long-term asset archive with operator-reviewable retention. WORM-grade storage and provable custody chains.
Operational AI for the full software development lifecycle, on your infrastructure. No code or prompts leave your VPC.
Browser access to legacy applications — 3270, 5250, VT — with role-aware redaction, session recording, SSO, and a modern path for host print streams.
SOAP to REST is generally available today. Five more products are in active development — each at a different stage. We do not pre-announce dates; we ship preview builds when they’re useful and call them GA when they’re audit-ready.
A generic platform that does everything does nothing well. We build specialised products for the specific shapes of enterprise modernization work: the SOAP estate, the iPaaS layer, the print queue, the catalog, the legacy terminals, the archive, and the SDLC.
They share a shell, so adopting two is almost as easy as adopting one — same IAM, same audit, same license format, same admin UI grammar.