One fabric for every system.
From EDI to AI.
Connect SaaS apps, databases, files, and trading partners; put people in the loop; and build the apps on top, all on one governed, replayable runtime. Here is what it does, measured against the five platforms most teams evaluate against.
Eight capabilities, one platform
Most tools do two or three of these well. The fabric is built so they compose. A flow can move EDI, correct a record with a human, write to a warehouse, and drive an app, in one governed run.
Reliability
Runs you can trust
Every run is an append-only record, not a row that mutates. Replay a failed run from the exact step that broke; bulk-replay a whole day from the failure inbox.
Connectivity
Connect to anything
A deep typed connector catalog including several complete generated API surfaces, arbitrary SQL on every database, and any API turned into a connector straight from its OpenAPI spec.
B2B / EDI
B2B protocols in the box
X12 and EDIFACT with AS2 transport: signed, encrypted documents with cryptographic delivery receipts, composable into any flow.
Data / ETL
Move data at scale
Change detection, resumable chunked processing, schema-drift detection, and assertions that fail loudly instead of corrupting quietly.
People
Humans in the loop
Forms, approvals, task inboxes, and multi-step review journeys are native flow steps, not a bolt-on and not a separate product.
Apps
Interfaces on your flows
Turn any flow into a hosted app where every button press is a governed flow run. No privileged code ships to the browser.
AI
AI where it earns its keep
Build flows from a prompt, map fields with value-aware suggestions, bring your own model endpoint (on your own network if you like), and expose the platform to your own agents over MCP.
Security
A foundation, not a feature
Row-level isolation across organization and environment, bring-your-own-encryption-key, SSO and directory sync, cert-bound On-Prem Workers, and a tamper-evident audit trail.
Measured against five leading integration platforms
The five columns are the platforms teams most often shortlist: an open-source automation tool, a mass-market connector marketplace, two enterprise integration suites, and an operations-led iPaaS. Named platforms are anonymized on purpose; the marks reflect each one's published capabilities.
| Capability | NIFThis platform | IAutomation, OSS | IIMarketplace | IIIEnterprise iPaaS | IVAPI-led suite | VOps-led iPaaS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visual flow builder | ||||||
| Connectors out of the box | ||||||
| Any API from its OpenAPI spec | ||||||
| Arbitrary SQL on every database | ||||||
| B2B / EDI over AS2 | ||||||
| Replayable, event-sourced runs | ||||||
| Change detection & batch ETL | ||||||
| On-Prem Workers, no inbound ports | ||||||
| Human-in-the-loop (forms, approvals) | ||||||
| App builder on top of flows | ||||||
| AI copilot + agent (MCP) access | ||||||
| Row-level isolation + bring-your-own-key | ||||||
| Signed export / import (flows as code) |
NIF = Neblex Integration Fabric. Competitors I-V anonymized; capabilities assessed from published platform documentation.
The combination no one else offers
Individually, most of these capabilities exist somewhere. What sets the fabric apart is holding all of them at once: the enterprise B2B and on-prem reach of the heavyweight suites, the approachable visual building of the automation tools, plus a human-in-the-loop and app layer that none of them carry, on a fully managed platform whose On-Prem Workers reach the systems inside your own network.
- B2B / EDI over AS2, in the box
- On-Prem Workers with no inbound ports
- Forms, approvals & task inboxes as steps
- An app builder on top of your flows
- AI copilot plus agent (MCP) access
- Row-level isolation and bring-your-own-key
- Every run replayable from the exact step
- Worker-local credentials that never leave your network
Neblex Integration Fabric: the integration platform that runs your business, not just your API calls.
Comparison for evaluation purposes · competitor names withheld · capabilities per published documentation.