Category
Workflow Automation
Key features
Agent gateway for business systems
No-code agentic workflow canvas
Per-agent toolsets and permissions
01 — Overview
What is
Engini
Engini is an agent gateway and no-code workflow platform built on an integration (iPaaS) core. It gives AI agents controlled access to systems of record such as Salesforce, SAP, NetSuite, Oracle and Workday, with per-agent toolsets, approval rules and a full audit trail. Revenue and operations teams can also build multi-step automations on a visual canvas that mix fixed steps, AI agent steps, branches and approvals.
02 — Who it’s for
Ideal Customer Profile
Aimed at mid-market companies and smaller enterprises with lean engineering teams, where RevOps, sales, finance and IT want agents and automations running inside their CRM and ERP.
03 — Capabilities
Key Features
Agent gateway for business systems
No-code agentic workflow canvas
Per-agent toolsets and permissions
Approval rules on sensitive writes
Audit trail for every call
On-prem agent for internal systems
MCP, SDK, CLI and REST API
05 — Similar tools
Alternatives
06 — FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Engini used for?
Engini connects AI agents and automated workflows to business systems like CRM and ERP, so agents can read and update real records under set permissions, approvals and logging.
Who is Engini built for?
The site says it targets mid-market companies and smaller enterprises with limited engineering capacity, where finance, operations, IT and RevOps teams want agents working inside their core systems.
Which systems does Engini connect to?
Listed connections include Salesforce, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Workday, ServiceNow, Slack and IBM AS/400, plus on-premises databases reached through an outbound-only On-Prem Agent.
How do AI agents connect to Engini?
Agents call Engini through an MCP endpoint, an SDK, a CLI or a REST API, and each agent only sees the tools in its assigned toolset. Setup guides are in the developer docs at docs.engini.ai.