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For operational-heavy teams in retail, services, logistics, manufacturing, and professional services
Extend the systems you already run—without a replacement project
Extend the stack you already run.
ERP, POS, CRM, and homegrown tools stay in place. Tealfabric connects them with governed integrations and automation so you add intelligence and orchestration to the system life cycle—saving money and effort compared to rip-and-replace or shadow IT scripts.
Prefer to see it first? Watch the 60-second demo, or start a design partner pilot.
Where this journey loses flow
Common patterns when information is manual or siloed.
Integration debt in scripts and inboxes
Engineering owns brittle jobs; ops discovers failures after customers are affected.
Replacement projects stall
Modernization budgets fight daily firefighting; the business cannot pause operations.
AI pilots bypass production controls
Experiments cannot call integrations with approval and audit on the same path as workflows.
No shared operational record
Each system holds a fragment; nobody sees the cross-system run history.
What changes
- Run integrations inside process flows with Monitor and audit
- Detect failed syncs early; retry and escalate under rules humans approve
- Expose governed APIs and WebApps without replacing back-office systems
- Add agents on tenant data and connectors—not parallel shadow stacks
Outcome: Fewer replacement pressures, faster recovery when syncs fail, and a controlled path for AI on production integrations.
What to measure in a pilot: Failure-to-resolution time; governed retries vs ad hoc scripts; integration execute with approval rate.
How it runs in production
Your ops team stays in charge—approval, audit, and Monitor on every step, including delegated agent work.
Connect without replacing
Configure governed connectors once; call them from processes and agents with keystore and scopes.
Orchestrate across the stack
Long-running runs couple ERP, CRM, WMS, and messaging—the twin of how work actually crosses systems.
Recover under policy
Monitor surfaces failures; waits, retries, and human approval happen before production execute.
Example on the platform
Failed sync detection and retry workflow — reference pattern we walk through on demos.
Platform ops workbench
Alert → connection scope → controlled retry
Home · tenant acme-prod · 07:12
Integration failure · sap-erp-prod
nightly_vendor_sync · HTTP 503 · last success: 18h ago
Agent todo · retry proposal waiting
Trace AI loaded skill integration_recovery · HITL pending
You open alerts — not another email thread.
Who typically owns this
Cross-functional ownership is normal; these roles often sponsor the first workflow.
- IT and platform engineering
- Operations
- Enterprise architecture
- Integration owners
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See one workflow on a live walkthrough
Start with one production process in your environment, then expand on the same tenant.
Tealfabric runs that process on your stack—with governed AI agents to delegate to and a full record of what happened.