Beth's managed AI agents integrate with the enterprise stack via API — pre-built connectors for the major enterprise systems plus custom REST endpoints.
Beth (in build) is infrastructure for enterprise AI agents, not a rip-and-replace platform. Agents integrate with the existing enterprise stack via API — pre-built integrations cover the major enterprise systems (SAP, Oracle, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Workday, NetSuite, plus the major HRIS/ATS/financial-systems vendors), and custom systems integrate via REST endpoints. The API layer is designed for the security team's review — explicit permission scopes per integration, full action logs, deterministic guardrails on what each agent can and cannot do.
Native integrations for SAP, Oracle, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Workday, NetSuite, plus the major HRIS, ATS, and financial-systems vendors.
Customer-specific systems integrate via REST API with OAuth 2.0, API key, or SAML authentication, supporting the auth posture each system requires.
Every API call made by an agent is logged with timestamp, user/role context, and decision rationale — suitable for SOX, regulator, or internal audit review.
Per-integration permission scopes define exactly which API operations each agent can invoke. Guardrails enforce rules at the agent level, not the policy level.
REST API with OpenAPI 3.0 specification available for customer-side integrations
OAuth 2.0, API key, mutual TLS, and SAML auth supported for enterprise systems
Webhook support for real-time event-driven workflows
Rate limiting and circuit-breaker patterns built in
Idempotency keys for safe retry on transient failures
End-to-end encryption with deployment-posture-appropriate key management
Enterprises with established API gateways and integration architecture
Customers requiring deployment posture choice (cloud SaaS, VPC, on-prem, air-gapped) on the API surface
Multi-system orchestration workflows that span the existing enterprise stack
Customers whose security team requires explicit per-integration permission scoping
Customer-side API access is required for the systems Beth integrates with — typically a few weeks of internal IT work to provision
Some legacy systems require additional integration scoping for SOAP, EDI, or proprietary protocols
Yes. On-premise and air-gapped deployment options keep Beth inside the existing perimeter, integrating with legacy systems via REST gateways or direct database/SOAP/EDI connections where required. Integration scoping happens during pilot.
Beth's API layer enforces rate limits with circuit-breaker patterns, idempotency keys, and retry logic for transient failures. Pilot scoping covers expected workflow throughput against customer-side API capacity.
Every API call by every agent across every system is logged with end-to-end correlation. A single workflow that spans 5 systems generates one audit-trail timeline that traces the agent's decision and every system call it produced.
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