AI agents need more than good data. They need a shared language across
every system. We built that layer

The Integration Journey

Three steps to AI integration. You can’t skip ahead.
Everyone else did.

Every platform connects systems natively. OneEnterprise teaches them the same language, and that’s what makes AI actually work.

Step 1

Automate your workflows

When a customer places an order in Shopify, push it to SAP. Every platform does this. It covers about 40% of what’s called “integration.” The other 60% needs a different approach.

Automation Engine
Visual Flow Builder
Event-driven, no/low code

Step 2

Teach your systems the same language

OneEnterprise Specification (OES) defines one shared vocabulary (Customer, Order, Product, Invoice), codified from the team’s hundreds of prior SAP Business One deployments. Business Connectors translate each system into OES. The Business Engine keeps everything in sync.

Any publisher's OES message is routed through the hub and delivered to every subscriber.

OES canonical objects
Business Connectors
Publish & Subscribe Business Engine

All platforms skipped this step. They jumped from automation straight to AI.

Step 3

AI that actually works

Because OES exists, AI agents reason in business terms, not system dialect. One query across all your systems, one trusted answer. Governed through the OES-MCP Gateway.

OES-MCP Gateway
On-premise agent
MCP + A2A ready

Competitors started at AI access and stopped there. Without a shared business language, AI never reaches the business level.

Under the hood

The three steps, unpacked.

Every platform added AI access. None built the shared business language AI needs. Here’s what each step actually does.

Where every platform starts
Flows & Automation

Automation is powerful. When an order comes in, notify the warehouse. When a payment clears, update the ledger. Trigger, action, done. Every integration platform on the market uses this approach, and it works well for one-way data pushes, event notifications, and simple routing. OneEnterprise handles this too, with the Automation Engine. But this only covers about 40% of what businesses call “integration.” The remaining 60% is where things break down. Bidirectional sync, conflict resolution, canonical cross-system queries, real-time state management: these require systems to actually understand each other’s data, not just pass messages between them. Automation can tell your ERP that an order arrived. It cannot keep your customer master record consistent across SAP, Salesforce, and Shopify in real time.

The layer nobody else built
Universal Business Language

Imagine four people in a room, all speaking the same language. Conversation flows naturally. Now imagine they each speak a different one: German, English, Spanish. Every person is capable, but nobody can understand anyone else. This is the reality of most enterprise IT landscapes. Your SAP system doesn’t speak Salesforce. The traditional fix? Hire a translator for every pair. But with four systems you need six translators. Add a fifth system, that’s four more. Cost and complexity grow with every connection. OneEnterprise takes a different approach. Instead of translating between every pair, we place one intelligent layer in the center: OES, the OneEnterprise Specification. A shared business language that every system connects to once. Each Business Connector is the personal translator for one system. Connect once, communicate with all.

Where OES makes the difference
AI Business Infrastructure (OES-MCP)

The MCP Gateway exposes OES canonical business objects to any AI client, whether that’s Claude, Copilot, or your own internal agents. Because OES provides a shared vocabulary, AI doesn’t just connect to your systems. It reasons in business terms like Customer, Order, and Invoice across every connected platform.

Every action through the gateway is authenticated, authorized, and audited. Your security team gets full visibility into what AI is doing, which systems it touches, and what data flows through. No black boxes. No unmonitored access.

Bring your business into the
OES world.

Your SAP, Shopify, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Salesforce connect through Business Connectors that speak OES. Once inside, every system understands every other. New integrations take days, not months.

Pillars

Three pillars. No one has ever thought of building it.

The differentiation is structural. These are not configuration options layered on top of a conventional platform. They are the platform’s foundation.

OneEnterprise Specification (OES)

Canonical business objects (Customer, Order, Product, Invoice) defined once and universally. The semantic layer no other iPaaS has.

Business Connectors

Certified, plug-and-play adapters that translate each system into OES. Built once by experts, available to every OE instance. Production-grade with compliance logic.

OES-MCP Gateway

Translates OES-level operations into MCP tools any AI client can consume. One governed door to every connected system, with canonical business objects, not point-to-point API calls.

Patented key handling

Data integrity guaranteed

On-premise agent

SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · GDPR

Your next step

One platform, three paths forward.

For partners

Differentiate with AI-enabled integration. Deploy faster with pre-built Business Connectors. Earn margins from Day 1 and grow as your clients move up the journey.

For businesses

Start with automation flows. Grow into canonical integration. Be ready for AI. Your existing SAP B1 or D365 BC partner can get you started with the tools they already know.

For investors

The infrastructure layer for enterprise AI. A canonical business language no competitor has. Category creation at the intersection of iPaaS, AI, and MCP.

Traction

Built by practitioners. Proven in production.

Deep domain expertise

OES modeled from hundreds of real enterprise deployments across SAP, Salesforce, D365, Shopify, and more

Partners signing

Partners live and actively selling OneEnterprise to their SAP B1 and Microsoft D365 BC customers

Customers onboarding

Real data flows running on the OE platform today with partners onboarding their customers

Multi-region rollout

Pricing and support across 12 markets worldwide, ready in any region your clients operate

“We didn’t start with a theory about integration. We started with hundreds of deployments where the same problems kept surfacing. Every project reinventing the same wheel. OES is that wheel, built once, so nobody ever has to reinvent it again.”
Heinz Pauly · Founder & CEO, OneEnterprise

The industry gave AI access to your systems and nobody taught it the business language.

We did. That makes all the difference.