Adeptia Automate
Adeptia Automate is the enterprise integration platform that connects disparate systems, automates data pipelines, and surfaces AI-assisted tooling for building and maintaining integrations at scale. It handles the full lifecycle: connect, map, transform, validate, and deliver data between trading partners, internal systems, and cloud services.
Platform Sections
The Automate product is organized into four sections that mirror the real 5.2 navigation menu:
| Section | What you do there |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Design process flows, configure connectors, define mappings and business rules |
| Dashboard | View automation overview, transaction history, and execution operations |
| Monitoring | Observe platform health, system logs, and runtime diagnostics |
| Settings | Manage users, roles, licensing, security providers, and infrastructure settings |
What You Can Build
The Build section organizes capabilities into two groups: the Designer capabilities that define the shape and logic of an integration, and the supporting capabilities that provide context and connectivity.
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Process Designer | Orchestrates the end-to-end integration flow |
| Business Rules | Encodes validation and compliance logic |
| Transform | Maps source data onto a target schema using AI assistance |
| Knowledge Base | Supplies domain context that grounds AI across every capability |
| Connectors | Pre-built adapters for databases, REST, SOAP, SAP, and more |
| API Services | Expose and consume integrations as HTTP APIs |
Runtime Architecture
Adeptia Automate ships in two major runtime versions:
- v5: Portal UI (ReactJS), Event Runtime, containerized deployment on Azure Container Apps
- v4: WebRunner-based execution, legacy runtime; shares the same connector library and mapping engine as v5
Both versions are supported at the 5.2.5 release. v5 adds AI-assisted features and the ReactJS management console.
Getting Started
If you are new to Adeptia Automate:
- Log in to the Portal
- Review Key Concepts: vocabulary before you build