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Ballet Launches Workflow Automation Platform for API Integrations
Key points
- Ballet automates workflow integrations against any API.
- It generates reviewable, version-controlled code for workflows.
- Deterministic code is used where accuracy is critical, agentic reasoning for flexibility.
- Ballet is part of Brainfish and is SOC2 Type II compliant.
Automating API Integrations
Ballet is a new workflow automation platform designed to build integrations against any API. It allows users to describe multi-system outcomes in plain English, and Ballet then generates the necessary code to execute and maintain these workflows. This approach aims to reduce the reliance on engineering teams for connecting disparate systems.
Code Generation and Control
The platform generates reviewable, version-controlled code for workflows. It employs deterministic code for steps requiring high accuracy and uses agentic reasoning for steps that benefit from flexibility. This hybrid approach ensures reliability while allowing for adaptability in certain parts of the workflow. The generated code is visible, version-controlled, and includes approval gates and replayable runs.
Use Cases and Compliance
Ballet targets use cases such as instant lead capture to CRM, lead enrichment and scoring, revenue operations for acting on product telemetry, and sales operations for amending pricing and propagating changes through internal billing. Ballet is part of Brainfish and adheres to Brainfish’s SOC2 Type II compliance, with details available in their Trust Center.
Integration with Brainfish and Standalone Operation
While Brainfish serves as the knowledge layer, Ballet functions as the execution layer. Customers can trigger Ballet workflows from within Brainfish, or Ballet can operate independently with existing system stacks. The company offers a 30-minute working session to model a backlog workflow on a user's real systems.
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Reporting from
Ballet, a new workflow automation platform from the creators of Brainfish, has launched to automate integrations against any API. It aims to address the challenge of connecting systems and building custom integrations without extensive engineering resources.