Deliver Embedded Integrations Faster

You can build and deploy integrations dramatically faster with Prismatic. Teams report reducing integration delivery from 3 months to just 2 weeks for complex integrations. Using the low-code designer, you can ship integrations in hours for simpler workflows. With AI-powered code-first development, teams are building production-ready integrations in as little as 3 minutes. Integration projects that previously averaged two months now take under two weeks.

 Once built, deployment can be immediate – you create an integration once and deploy it to multiple customers with just a few clicks through a config wizard. No need to provision servers, set up infrastructure, or go through lengthy deployment processes. Whether you're arranging pre-built components, writing custom TypeScript code, or using AI assistance, Prismatic eliminates the 80% of time traditionally spent on infrastructure work, letting you focus on the business logic of each integration. 

No, Prismatic doesn't require coding skills for many integrations. The platform provides both code-first and low-code options, so you can choose the approach that fits your team. Non-devs can build fully functional integrations using the intuitive drag-and-drop designer with 190+ pre-built components that handle common patterns. OAuth flows, data transformation, error handling, and retry logic are all included. Both technical and non-technical team members successfully use the visual designer to build and modify integrations. 

When you need specialized functionality or highly complex logic, devs can write custom components in TypeScript or create code-first integrations in their IDE. This flexibility means customer success, and technical support can handle most integration work, while devs focus on custom components and complex scenarios. You get the best of both worlds – accessibility for non-devs and full control for devs.

Reusability is core to Prismatic's design. You build an integration once and deploy it to hundreds or thousands of customers, each with their own specific config, credentials, and requirements. Integrations are productized and configurable, allowing you to define customer-specific settings like authentication methods, data mappings, and sync frequencies. When deploying, each customer gets their own instance with their unique configuration – no need to maintain separate code or build slightly different versions for each customer. 

Custom components you create are also reusable across multiple integrations, so devs write them once, and non-devs can use them in any integration. Deploy the same Salesforce integration to every customer who needs it, but each instance operates independently.