Ship the feature. Skip the glue.
Your applications, agents, and the teams behind them all reach every service they need through one governed path—running in your infrastructure, not ours.
Enablement
Four ways in. One Engine underneath.
Agents, applications, development teams, and event-driven systems each get an experience shaped for the work they do—while the integration problems every one of them would otherwise solve alone get solved once.
Physical + Unified operations, without handing over the keys.
Features that span five services, and read like they span one.
Integrations become infrastructure, not the tribal knowledge of one team.
Provider activity becomes a product moment. Retry loop not included.
Hot pathControl without the wait
IdentityHidden credentials + OAuth
GovernanceShared team controls
OperationsRequests, events + health
SaaS, partner, and public APIs
Private services and company tools
CRMBillingIdentityWorks with the services your products already rely on—and the internal ones nobody got around to documenting.
The product boundary
What Fused is—and what it isn’t.
Fused takes over service access and execution. Your team keeps the application logic, the deployment, and the infrastructure the traffic runs through. That line does not move.
No. There is no canvas, and nothing gets sequenced by dragging boxes onto it. Fused gives your software and your agents a consistent, governed way to call APIs and receive webhooks. What happens next stays your application's business.
It can, and most teams want it to. Deploy Engine in your VPC, Kubernetes cluster, or cloud of choice with a license key, or let Fused provision an isolated one for you. Either way, request payloads, encrypted credentials, connected-user tokens, and webhook delivery state stay with the Engine.
Applications get a generated Capability SDK holding only the services and events that product actually selected. Agents get an MCP Server with two tools: search_docs to find physical and Unified operations, and execute to run one governed operation or a bounded TypeScript sequence.
Engine verifies the provider signature, normalizes the payload, queues it durably, and delivers it to the applications allowed to receive that event. Nobody has to write the retry loop again.
Yes—that is rather the point. Platform teams decide which services and operations each team, application, and agent can reach. A team can use a credential bucket without being able to read what is inside it.
Scale-Up & Enterprise
Ready to expand beyond Dev?
Every self-service account starts on Dev. Tell us about your production needs and we’ll help shape the right limits, controls, and rollout.
Tell us what you need.
Share a little context and we’ll follow up about Scale-Up or Enterprise.