Propagator is an integration platform that allows users to connect different systems and automate data workflows. Propagator generates bespoke source code for each integration, giving users complete ownership and control over their integrations.
Propagator is made up of several components that work
together to provide a seamless integration experience.
These components include:
A visual design
environment where users define their integration
workflows, connect to systems, and map data schemas.
A
code generation engine that translates Studio designs into
executable code.
A runtime engine that executes
the generated code on the user's chosen
infrastructure.
Propagator offers several advantages over traditional
iPaaS solutions:
Code Ownership: Users own the
generated code, eliminating vendor lock-in and ensuring
long-term control.
Data Security: Integrations
run on the user’s infrastructure, keeping data within
their environment and addressing compliance concerns.
Flexibility
and Customization: Propagator supports various programming
languages and deployment environments. The user is in
control of the code, and can make any changes at any time
they want.
Cost-Effectiveness: Flat licensing
model. No per-transaction fees, making it predictable and
scalable.
Faster Development: Automated code
generation and AI-assisted mapping expedite the
integration process.
Simplified Maintenance:
Version control and telemetry features streamline ongoing
maintenance and troubleshooting. Propagator monitors the
APIs you consume for changes, and suggests changes to your
code.
Propagator's unique approach focuses on generating source code that users own and control, differentiating it from cloud-hosted iPaaS solutions that retain control over the integration logic and data flow. This approach provides increased flexibility, security, and cost control.
By generating code that runs on the user's infrastructure, Propagator ensures data and access credentials remain within their controlled environment. This approach addresses concerns related to data governance, security, and regulatory compliance.
