The APIANT Platform

The Builder's Integration Platform

Everything you need to build, deploy, and manage deep integrations - under your own brand.

Platform at a glance

Supported data formats
JSON, XML, CSV, EDI, HL7, and binary payloads
Query language
XPath, an open W3C standard, across every format
Data engine
Unified, format-agnostic processing engine; one consistent way to query and transform data
Prebuilt connectors
500+ connectors, extendable through the Assembly Editor
AI Co-Pilot
Reads third-party API documentation, builds connectors, tests against live APIs, self-corrects
Deployment options
SaaS, dedicated customer cloud, or on-premise
Infrastructure
Dedicated AWS servers per customer on paid tiers
Embeddable UIs
FormApps for white-label end-user experiences
AI agent access
MCP servers expose the full platform to Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI agents

One Engine. Every Format. No Limits.

Most integration platforms parse data format-by-format: JSON one way, XML another, CSV another. Each path has its own scaling ceiling.

APIANT's unified data processing engine normalizes every format into a single internal model before transformation. The result: linear scaling regardless of format, massive payloads handled natively (no batch splitting, no hard limits), and one consistent way to query and transform data across any API. This is the foundation the entire platform is built on.

Animated diagram showing JSON, XML, CSV, and SOAP data flowing into the APIANT Unified XML Engine and emerging as normalized data

Any Format, Same Performance

JSON, XML, CSV, SOAP - all processed through one unified model. No format-specific bottlenecks.

No Payload Ceilings

Handle massive API responses natively. No batch splitting required. No hard limits on data size.

One Query Language

XPath across every format. A well-documented W3C standard, not a proprietary DSL you have to learn and get locked into.

Minimal Memory Footprint

Engineered to process data without building full object trees in memory. Scales without ballooning resource usage.

The AI That Reads API Docs So You Don't Have To

The Assembly Editor is where API endpoints become reusable building blocks - what we call ingredients. The AI Co-Pilot eliminates the learning curve entirely. Type the name of any app. The Co-Pilot finds the API documentation, determines authentication, builds connectors, tests them against live APIs, and self-corrects when something breaks.

Got a deal that requires integrating with an app you have never touched? Point the Co-Pilot at it. By morning, you have production-ready building blocks. No engineer touched it.

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AI Co-Pilot building an Asana connector in real time

Visual. Powerful. Production-Grade.

This is where ingredients become recipes. Build the logic (conditional branching, error handling, data transformation) that turns a basic sync into a deep integration. Each automation does one thing well: process a booking, handle a renewal, trigger a replenishment campaign.

The same automation serves a single yoga studio and a 228-location franchise. The logic is identical. The settings are different.

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APIANT Automation Editor showing a real Mindbody to HubSpot integration flow with conditional branching and 123 actions

Build Once. Deploy to Hundreds. Let Each Customer Consume It Differently.

The secret to productized integrations: separate what's universal from what's unique. Logic (data flow, error handling, object mapping) is the same for everyone. Settings (which fields to sync, which features to enable, time zones) differ per customer.

APIANT enforces this architecturally. Every automation has a settings layer customizable per deployment without touching logic. One codebase serves 228 Exercise Coach locations, each configured differently, all upgraded simultaneously. Settings surface directly in FormApps for a clean, branded configuration UI.

A CRM integration supports custom objects for class bookings. Some customers want custom objects, some do not. In the settings, there is a checkbox: "Custom object appointments: Yes/No." The automation logic branches based on that setting. Same codebase handles both. When a franchise adds five new locations, those locations inherit the master settings but can be individually configured.
One master codebase deploying to multiple location configurations

When Location 150 Says Something's Wrong, You Answer in Seconds.

Supporting integrations at scale means answering questions fast. APIANT gives you complete visibility into every automation, every data flow, every API call.

Search any piece of data - a client ID, an email, a record number - and instantly see every step it passed through, every transformation, every API response. No log diving. No guesswork. For enterprise deployments, connect to Splunk, Datadog, or any monitoring tool for real-time dashboards showing API throughput, error rates, and rate limit compliance.

Data search showing a client ID's full journey through automation

Build Any UI. Embed It Anywhere.

Your end users install and configure integrations without ever leaving your product. APIANT is invisible. Your brand is front and center. FormApps let you build custom UIs - setup wizards, configuration panels, dashboards - and embed them directly inside your SaaS product.

The settings from the Automation Editor surface directly in FormApps. That means the same checkbox that controls custom object branching in your automation logic becomes a toggle your end user clicks in their settings panel. No middleware. No separate portal.

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FormApp embedded inside a SaaS product settings panel

Agents with Goals, Tools, and the Whole Platform Behind Them

APIANT agents operate inside the full integration platform with access to 500+ connectors, your automations, and your business logic. Goal-driven agents that orchestrate multi-step workflows, query live data across systems, and take action based on real business context.

Combine an agent's reasoning with the platform's execution layer: AI that moves data, triggers processes, and resolves issues autonomously.

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AI Agent orchestrating a multi-step workflow with platform tools

A Chat. One Trigger. One Action. Infinite Possibilities.

A single chat interaction can trigger complex automation behind the scenes. A customer asks a question in natural language. The chatbot interprets intent, fires a trigger, and the platform executes the full workflow - pulling data from one system, transforming it, pushing it to another, and returning a response. All in one conversational turn.

No pre-built decision trees. No rigid flows. The chatbot leverages the same automations and connectors your team already built, making every conversation an entry point to your entire integration layer.

Chat interaction triggering automation behind the scenes

Protocol-Level AI Connectivity

MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers give AI models direct, structured access to your integrations. Instead of wrapping API calls in custom code, MCP provides a standardized protocol that any compatible AI model can use to discover available tools, understand their capabilities, and invoke them with proper context.

APIANT's MCP servers expose your automations and connectors as tools that AI models can call natively. This is not a wrapper or an adapter - it is protocol-level interoperability between AI and your integration layer.

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AI models connecting to APIANT via MCP protocol

Your Control Center

Full control over your dedicated APIANT server. Manage users, account networks, connection sharing, rate limits, and monitoring - all from one console. Manage everything. Even shut it down.

Account networks let a master account manage hundreds of child accounts, each representing a location or customer. New locations inherit shared connections and settings automatically. Set rate limits at the platform level - the system enforces them across all accounts. Deploy codebase upgrades to every linked account simultaneously with one click.

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Admin Console showing account network with linked accounts

Ready to Build?

See it in action. Explore the platform or talk to our team about what you are building.

Frequently asked questions

How is APIANT different from Zapier, Make, or Workato?

Zapier and Make are shallow, multi-tenant automation tools best for lightweight triggers. Workato is closer to APIANT in depth but runs your workflows on their shared infrastructure. APIANT gives you a dedicated server you brand as your own, plus a unified data processing engine that handles JSON, XML, CSV, EDI, and binary formats through one internal model. You get deep integrations (custom objects, bi-directional sync, real business logic), full white-label, and no per-task pricing that blows up at scale.

What does "dedicated server" actually mean, and why does it matter?

Every APIANT customer runs on their own isolated server instance. No shared tenancy, no noisy neighbors, and no data commingling with other customers' workloads. That matters for compliance (your data never touches shared infrastructure), performance (you own the rate limit headroom), and branding (the server runs on your subdomain, under your name).

What happens when a third-party API goes down or returns an error?

The Automation Editor has retry logic, error branching, and dead-letter handling built in. Failed calls are logged with full request and response bodies so your team can search by any field (client ID, email, record number) and see exactly what went wrong. You can configure retry intervals, route errors to alerts, or push them to Splunk, Datadog, or any monitoring tool for enterprise deployments.

The AI Co-Pilot builds connectors automatically. How production-ready is the output?

The Co-Pilot reads the API docs, determines authentication, generates operations, and tests them against live endpoints. It self-corrects when something breaks. The output is an Assembly (a set of ingredients) you still review before putting in front of customers, the same way you would review any other connector. It removes the grunt work, not the engineering judgment.

Do I need developers on my team to run APIANT?

No. The person building integrations on APIANT needs domain expertise, not engineering skill. We call them workflow architects. They work visually in the Automation and Assembly editors, use the AI Co-Pilot for new API connections, and the platform handles rate limiting, retries, error handling, monitoring, and scaling. If you have someone in partnerships, solutions engineering, or customer success who understands your customers' workflows, they can operate APIANT.

How do you handle rate limits when one API has 50 customers behind it?

Rate limiting is enforced at the platform layer across every automation hitting the same endpoint. When 50 locations share a single Salesforce or Mindbody app, APIANT throttles and queues requests so the combined traffic stays under the API's limits. You set the limits once in the Admin Console and the system enforces them everywhere.

What's included with the platform vs. what costs extra?

Published pricing tiers (Sandbox $99/mo, Pro $499/mo, Scale $1,500/mo, Enterprise from $3,500/mo) include the dedicated server, the full Automation and Assembly editors with AI Co-Pilot, the Admin Console, FormApps, access to 500+ prebuilt connectors, and platform-level monitoring. Enterprise tiers add dedicated AWS infrastructure, a contractual SLA, priority support, and help with migration and training. Anything custom (managed build, specific compliance documentation) is scoped separately.