Workato
Enterprise automation and integration platform for scalable workflows.
What is Workato?
Try WorkatoWorkato is the enterprise automation and integration platform for the agentic enterprise. Workato ONE brings together AI agent design and orchestration (Workato Agentic), governed context and trust for enterprise actions (Enterprise MCP), and an iPaaS+ to connect apps, data, processes, and APIs at scale (Workato Orchestrate iPaaS+), with universal connectivity across modern SaaS and legacy systems. It’s trusted by 10,000+ organizations and supports building and running automations and AI agent workflows with enterprise-grade governance and security.
What does Workato do for enterprise automation and AI agents?
Workato helps teams design, deploy, and orchestrate enterprise-grade AI agents that can take real actions and run multi-step business workflows across connected systems. It combines agent tooling (Agent Studio) with an enterprise governance layer (Enterprise MCP) and an iPaaS+ integration platform (Workato Orchestrate) to connect apps, data, processes, and APIs.
Can you build automations and AI agents with a low-code workflow instead of writing code?
Yes. Workato’s Agent Studio is a low-code environment where you can define agent job descriptions, connect knowledge bases and data sources, set triggers, and embed agents into business processes. Workato also includes a visual low-code builder for integrations and automations.
How does Workato keep agent actions governed, secure, and auditable?
Workato’s Enterprise MCP is structured around Context, Trust, and Action to support policy-driven behavior for agents and automations. It provides observability and explainability for every agent action, and includes enterprise security and compliance controls such as BYOK, container isolation, end-to-end encryption, and audit trails.
How do Enterprise MCP and Workato skills work for governed tool access?
Enterprise MCP provides the knowledge and process awareness agents need to act intelligently, and it exposes capabilities through governed enterprise skills. You can build skills without code using a Skills Builder, compose new MCP servers from APIs, recipes, and existing servers, and manage them in a governed MCP registry with secure runtime access via an MCP Gateway.
What’s the difference between Workato connectors, recipes, and templates?
Connectors are pre-built integrations to connect systems and provide documented triggers and actions. Recipes are the automation building blocks that combine triggers, actions, and logic steps into multi-step workflows. Integration pages document connector-specific triggers, actions, and recipe templates.
What systems can Workato connect to out of the box, and are connectors included?
Workato offers 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 across areas like ERP, CRM, HRIS, and collaboration tools, and all connectors are included in every Workato plan (no per-connector fees).