Integration Pipes
Integration Pipes is a complete workflow and data-integration platform that deploys to your infrastructure as a Windows service or in Docker. Build automations by connecting components on a canvas, and run them as often as you like — there is no per-run, per-task or per-step metering anywhere in the product.
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What's included
Fixed Cost, No Metering
Ten runs a day or ten million, the price is the same. Your only constraint is the hardware you already own.
Runs In Your Environment
Installed as a Windows service or Docker containers, on your hardware, under your security model. Your data never leaves the building.
Visual Workflow Designer
Drag components onto a canvas and connect them — no code required, though code is available when you want it.
Triggers That Fit Real Work
Start a workflow on a schedule, an incoming web request, a new file landing in a folder, or an email arriving.
Console And Engine
A browser-based console for designing and reviewing runs, and a background engine that keeps working whether or not anyone is watching.
Reaches Behind Your Firewall
Connect to internal databases, file shares and line-of-business systems directly — no tunnels, no extra on-premise agent to license.
The problem with renting your integrations
Most integration platforms are a subscription to somebody else’s cloud. Pricing is per task, per run or per step — so the better your automation works, the more it costs, and teams start avoiding automation to control the bill. Meanwhile every invoice, payroll file and customer record passes through infrastructure you don’t own.
Integration Pipes is built on the opposite premise: the platform comes to your infrastructure, not the other way around.
How it deploys
- As a Windows service — installed on your servers, started with the machine, managed like anything else on your estate
- As Docker containers — dropped onto your existing container platform and managed with the tooling you already use
The choice doesn’t change what the product does or what it costs. It is the same platform either way.
Typical use cases
- Moving data between systems that were never designed to talk to each other
- Scheduled imports and exports that currently run as fragile scripts on someone’s machine
- File-drop and email-triggered processing that today depends on a person remembering
- Internal automations that a metered platform would make too expensive to justify
What it stores
Workflows, run history and configuration live in your own SQL Server database, administered through a browser. Nothing about how it runs depends on an outbound connection to us.
Ready to see Integration Pipes in action?
Get in touch and we'll walk you through it, in the context of your own systems.