Employee onboarding
Workday hire event → create accounts in Okta, Google and Slack → order a laptop in ServiceNow → brief the manager.
Connect agents to 1,700+ SaaS apps and run the complete process: trigger, research, decide, update records, notify people and confirm it worked, with approvals exactly where you want them.
Insiro Automation connects AI agents to 1,700+ SaaS applications and automates complete business journeys, from trigger to outcome. Teams build visual pipelines with triggers, agents, branches and approvals, schedule agents, set standing routines, and reuse skills taught by demonstration, all running under Insiro's governed gateway.
Drop in a trigger, the apps it needs and an agent that decides, then add a human approval where it matters. Insiro runs each step through its governed gateway and shows every call as it happens. Press Run, click any step to inspect it, or use + to add the next action.
Build pipelines with trigger, agent, if, switch, filter, merge and stop nodes. Pass outputs between steps by reference. Where the logic is fuzzy, drop in an agent; where it must be exact, use a rule.
Draft emails, create tickets, update records and move files through native and MCP-based connections, right from chat, a pipeline or an AI teammate. Each action runs with the user's own permissions.
No featured app matches. Insiro's catalog has 1,700+ more, and any MCP server can be added.
Showing featured connectors. The full catalog covers 1,700+ apps, plus any MCP server you register.
Each one crosses three or more systems and used to need a person to carry context between them.
Workday hire event → create accounts in Okta, Google and Slack → order a laptop in ServiceNow → brief the manager.
New invoice in NetSuite → match payment in Stripe → chase overdue customers by email → update the AR dashboard.
P1 in Jira → gather logs and deploys from GitHub → draft a post-mortem in Confluence → post status to Slack.
Form fill in HubSpot → enrich and score → route to the right rep in Salesforce → book time on Calendar.
Zendesk ticket → search knowledge and past tickets → draft a reply → hold for agent review if confidence is low.
Quarterly schedule → pull app access from Okta → ask managers to confirm → revoke and file evidence.
Trigger, agent, if, switch, filter, merge and stop, plus human review on any step.
Routines watch for a condition and start the right goal or pipeline when it happens.
Show a task once in the cloud browser; agents reuse it wherever it fits.
| Capability | Insiro Automation | iPaaS | RPA | Agent-only tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Handles unstructured inputs | Agents inside steps | Fixed mappings | Fixed scripts | Yes |
| Deterministic branches and retries | Yes | Yes | Brittle | Rarely |
| App coverage | 1,700+ and any MCP server | Broad | Screen-level | A few dozen |
| Human approval on risky steps | Risk tiers, exact-action approval | Manual steps | Manual steps | Basic |
| Per-user delegated credentials | Brokered per call | Shared service accounts | Bot accounts | Varies |
| Token and cost per run | Every node | Task counts | Bot hours | Totals only |
Insiro Automation connects AI agents to 1,700+ SaaS applications and automates complete business journeys, from trigger to outcome. Teams build visual pipelines with triggers, agents, branches and approvals, schedule agents, set standing routines, and reuse skills taught by demonstration, all running under Insiro's governed gateway.
Insiro connects to more than 1,700 SaaS applications through native connectors, a managed connector catalogue and any Model Context Protocol (MCP) server you register. Common examples include Salesforce, HubSpot, ServiceNow, Jira, Slack, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Workday, NetSuite, Zendesk, GitHub and Snowflake.
iPaaS and RPA run fixed scripts: when the input or the page changes, the flow breaks. Insiro pipelines can include agents that read, decide and adapt within each step, while keeping deterministic branches, approvals and retries where you need them. Every app action still passes the same governed, audited gateway.
Yes. Register any MCP server from the admin console, or build a custom tool in the Developer Tool Studio with a JSON schema and a Python implementation, then publish it to selected Spaces. Custom tools get the same risk tiers, rate limits, permissions and telemetry as built-in connectors.
Pipelines start on a schedule, on demand, from a webhook or app event, from a chat message, or from a standing routine. Routines keep watching for a condition, such as a new high-value lead or an overdue invoice, and start the right pipeline or goal when it occurs.
No. Each user connects their own account once through OAuth. At run time the gateway brokers that user's delegated token to the tool, so actions happen with the user's own permissions. Workspace-level service connections are also supported for shared automations, with admin approval.
Bring a process that crosses three systems. In the demo we connect them and run it end to end with approvals on.