Connect selected legacy application processes to modern workflows using available interfaces and supported browser automation. Assess dependencies, validate each interaction, and introduce automation incrementally around the existing system of record.
An orchestrator reads each integration request and routes it to a specialist: mapping legacy fields, drafting an intake form, or building a browser automation script for a screen with no API. You review every proposed change before it touches the legacy system.
The orchestrator checks whether the legacy application exposes a supported API or event interface. If it doesn't, the request routes to browser automation against the existing screens.
For a screen without an API, the agent builds a browser automation script once, validates it, then replays it deterministically with zero LLM calls. In one deployment, replaying a permit-form submission took about 8s; a change to the screen's layout, permissions or fields means the script needs to be rebuilt.
Proposed mappings, forms and scripts render inline for approval, and every session saves itself automatically to resume, share or hand off later.
Describe the metric you want to track, such as script success rate or exceptions routed to a person. The assistant writes the query and builds the dashboard.
Understand node configurations, get suggested automation patterns and troubleshoot legacy connection issues as you build.
Guided field mapping between the legacy system and the new workflow, with each mapping validated before it goes live.
Contextual answers about integration patterns and legacy connection limits, right at the moment you need them.
Ask for the metric you want to see, such as automated form submission success rate. The assistant writes the query, validates it against the workflow’s execution log, and renders the dashboard.
Start with a discovery call on one workflow. We pilot the integration against a sandbox copy of your system, validate it, then roll out in phases with our team owning ongoing support.