The security and orchestration layer your AI agents are missing
Pulse turns your topologies into a dynamic MCP server. Authorize every agent action. Move big data they can't. Or build your own enterprise assistant on Pulse.
What you can build with Pulse
A conversational and programmatic layer on top of your existing systems, governed by the same authorization model you already run.
A conversational layer on top of any system
Pulse speaks to your systems through the Orchesty integration engine, so you can connect through an API or a connector without rebuilding anything.
Processes and queries in one interface
Beyond data retrieval, Pulse can trigger entire workflows. Run a process or ask a question through the same MCP interface.
Access control at the application and workflow level
Each agent and user only sees the processes they are allowed to. Permissions are defined per connection and per topology.
Authorization managed by Orchesty
Pulse reaches enterprise data through the Orchesty integration layer with one system authorization, so credentials stay in one controlled place.
Two ways to use Pulse
One MCP engine, two audiences: external AI agents over the API, and your own people in the built-in chat.
For AI agents
A dynamic MCP server, scoped per group.
Group-scoped authorization
Each agent authenticates with a static API key and inherits exactly the processes its group is allowed to run.
Deterministic processes
Critical operations run as defined workflows, not improvisation. The agent picks the tool; the topology decides how it runs.
Built for big data
Move and aggregate large volumes inside the workflow and return a clean result, instead of pushing raw data back through the agent.
For your team
The built-in Pulse chat.
Authenticated users
The chat knows who is asking, so a process can act on behalf of the real person (for example filing a request in a downstream system).
Groups with their own authorization
Build groups and grant each one access to specific processes. The same model powers the chat and the agent API.
Confirm before running
Sensitive processes can ask for a plain-language confirmation before they execute, so nothing runs by accident.
How Pulse works
Pulse is not a standalone chatbot. Every request runs through the same Orchesty integration engine that powers your workflows.
Request
An agent calls a tool over MCP, or a user asks a question in the Pulse chat.
Orchesty integration layer
Orchesty authenticates the caller, checks group authorization, and runs the matching topology with one system authorization to your systems.
Response
Pulse returns the result of the process or query, formatted by the topology and ready for the agent or the user.
Typical Pulse use cases
Pulse acts as a universal layer on top of the Orchesty integration platform, so you can build different scenarios on the same foundation.
Manager reporting
Instant access to operational data across HR, finance, or e-commerce systems, asked in plain language.
Employee self-service
Vacation requests, onboarding, and IT requests handled from a chat that knows who is asking.
Process triggers for agents
Let an AI agent launch specific workflows in connected systems, while Orchesty keeps every action authorized.
Useful resources
Start with the docs, dive into the concepts, or tell us what you want to give your agents and team access to.
Getting started with Pulse
Expose a topology as a tool and call it from an agent or the Pulse chat.
Read the docsPulse for AI agents
How authorization, deterministic processes, and big-data aggregation work for external agents.
Learn moreTalk to Sales
Tell us about your systems and the agents or teams you want to give access to. We will scope it with you.
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Pulse and MCP are included free on every Pro plan and Enterprise. Start exposing your processes to your team and your agents.