Everything That Breaks at Scale, Handled
Pass the architecture and security reviews with flying colors
Your engineering team
The core handles the authentication, queuing, retries, per-customer deployment, monitoring, logging, scaling, and more.
WHY
Integration infrastructure is never done. APIs change, tokens expire, and queues back up. You don't want to build one that's a permanent drain on your roadmap.
HOW
Your developers write the integration logic. The platform runs it in production, on infrastructure that Prismatic patches, upgrades, and scales.
Your security reviewers
SOC 2 Type 2 audited infrastructure with HIPAA and GDPR compliance, encrypted credentials, and full audit trails.
WHY
Your enterprise buyers put every integration through security review. A homegrown stack raises questions in that review. A proven one provides the right answers.
HOW
Multi-tenant isolation is enforced at the platform level, credentials are encrypted with AES-256, and our security documentation answers reviewers' questionnaires.
The foundation of an extensible product
- Developers – Build your catalog with code-first integrations, and ship them via a platform that's already running in production.
- Customers – Extend what you ship with their automations in the embedded workflow builder, with the same isolation and monitoring as everything your team builds.
- Agents – Trigger, extend, and orchestrate all of it as AI-callable tools through the MCP flow server, with the core enforcing auth, isolation, and logging for every call.
Proven where it matters
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Common questions
The core handles the back-end functionality every integration needs in production: multi-tenant authentication and credential management, deployment across customers, monitoring and alerting, execution logging, scaling, security, and compliance. Everything built on Prismatic, whether by your team or your customers, runs on it.
Integration infrastructure is everything an integration needs beyond its business logic: OAuth flows and token refresh, per-customer configuration and credentials, queuing and retries, webhook handling, monitoring, logging, and multi-tenant deployment. The API calls are roughly 20% of an integration; infrastructure is the other 80%. That's what Prismatic's core provides.
Every customer gets their own instance of an integration with their own credentials and configuration, and the platform enforces isolation. One customer's data, credentials, and workloads are never visible to another's, and one tenant's traffic spike never degrades another tenant's executions.
Prismatic is SOC 2 Type 2 audited and is HIPAA, CJIS, and GDPR compliant, with encrypted credential storage, full audit trails, and multi-tenant isolation. Security documentation and audit reports are available for your review team.
The platform retries transient failures automatically with backoff, uses queues during outages, and alerts your team when something needs attention. Once a fix ships, you can replay failed executions, and the full execution log shows exactly what happened at each step.
Yes. Alerts are delivered by email or webhook into your existing incident tooling, and execution logs stream to the observability stack you already run, so integrations show up in the dashboards your team watches today.
Yes. Workflows your customers build and flows that AI agents call as tools all run on the same infrastructure as the integrations your team ships, with the same authentication, isolation, monitoring, and logging. Extending your product doesn't require standing up a second stack.
The integration logic: what data moves, when, and what your product does with it. Prismatic runs that logic in production and owns the infrastructure, including patches, upgrades, and backups.