Workato
Enterprise automation and integration platform for scalable workflows.
What is Workato?
Try WorkatoWorkato is an enterprise automation and integration platform built to power the “agentic enterprise.” Workato ONE unifies AI agent design and orchestration, governed Model Context Protocol (Enterprise MCP) for trusted enterprise actions, and Workato Orchestrate iPaaS+ to connect apps, data, processes, and APIs at enterprise scale. It supports universal connectivity across modern SaaS and legacy systems, including LLM and data environments, with auditability and policy enforcement built in.
What does Workato do for enterprise automation and AI agents?
Workato helps teams design, test, and deploy enterprise-grade AI agents and run them as part of multi-step business workflows across connected enterprise systems. It combines a low-code agent studio, governed Enterprise MCP for context and trust, and iPaaS+ orchestration for connecting apps, data, processes, and APIs.
Is Workato no-code or low-code for building workflows and agents?
Yes. Workato Agent Studio is a low-code studio where you can define agent job descriptions, connect to knowledge bases and data sources, set triggers, and embed agents into business processes. Workato also includes a visual builder for creating integrations and automations without writing code.
How does Workato keep agent actions governed, auditable, and secure?
Workato’s Enterprise MCP is structured around Context, Trust, and Action, with governance and security controls built in. It provides full visibility into every agent action for explainability and accountability, including enterprise security measures such as BYOK, container isolation, end-to-end encryption, and audit trails.
What’s the role of Enterprise MCP in connecting agents to enterprise tools?
Enterprise MCP provides agents the enterprise knowledge, process awareness, and permission-aware discovery they need to act intelligently across your systems. It connects AI agents to 1,200+ enterprise systems with governance, security, and auditability, using governed “skills” and an MCP gateway for policy-enforced runtime access.
What are Workato recipes, and how do they relate to automation?
Recipes are the core building block for automations in Workato: automated workflows made up of triggers, actions, and logic steps. They’re how Workato Orchestrate brings together integration and process execution into cohesive, recipe-driven workflows.
What systems can Workato connect to out of the box, and are connectors included?
Workato supports universal connectivity across modern SaaS, on-prem and legacy infrastructure, databases and data lakes, and LLM-related environments. It includes 1,200+ pre-built connectors, and the connector library pages document the relevant triggers and actions; connectors are included in every Workato plan with no per-connector fees.