For engineering leaders

Your roadmap shouldn't die in the integration backlog.

Every quarter, glue work eats engineering capacity: one-off connectors, brittle scripts, no-code sprawl nobody can audit. Ballet generates each workflow as code your engineers review and your security team approves — so integrations ship in days without pulling anyone off the product.

Running production workflows across leading
The shift

Glue work isn't engineering. Stop spending headcount on it.

Ballet doesn't replace your engineers — it replaces the glue work that steals their quarters. Your team briefs Ballet in plain English; Ballet writes the integration as deterministic, version-controlled code; your engineers review the diff; your security team approves the run. The platform stays yours. The backlog finally moves.

  • Node-style deterministic workflows.
  • Agentic reasoning.
  • Code your security team can review.
Use cases

Ship the backlog without staffing it

The tickets that sit for quarters because they're cross-system, fiddly, and never quite P0. Ballet ships them in days — as code your team reviews.

Platform

Glue code your team never has to own

Generated connectors against any API — SAP, internal ERPs, legacy supply-chain tools. No hand-rolled clients, no connector maintenance rota.

Typical backlog age before Ballet: 3 quarters.

Identity & access

Account closure orchestration

Salesforce + Stripe + Okta + product DB + Zendesk, shipped as one reviewable workflow instead of five brittle scripts.

Engineer-time to review: under an hour.

Compliance

Audit-ready customer off-boarding

SSO + billing + seats + data export + finance ledger + CSM notify. Every run replayable, backed by Brainfish's SOC2 Type II compliance.

Audit prep drops from days to a query.

Reliability

Brittle cron jobs, retired

Replace one-off scripts with evaluated workflows. When an upstream API changes, Ballet catches it and shows your team the diff — before the pager goes off.

Silent breakage caught by evals, not customers.

Connectors

Connect the systems your workflows already depend on.

How we compare

Keep the rigor. Lose the toil.

Ballet In-house build n8n / Zapier Task agents
Approach Deterministic workflows + agents, written as codeHand-rolled services & scriptsPreset workflowsTask-based agents
Engineering time per integration Minutes — review a diffWeeks per integrationDays of canvas-buildingFast start, slow to ship
Code review & version control Yes — generated code, PR-style diffsYesVisual graph / JSON exportNo
Security approval gates First-classCustom-built each timeLimitedNo
Breakage handling Evals on every step; auto-patched with a diffPager dutyBreaks silently when an API changesVaries between runs
Time to first workflow 30 minutesA sprint or moreHours–daysFast start, slow to ship
FAQ

Questions, answered.

Yes. Every workflow is generated as version-controlled code your team reviews and approves, diff by diff. Nothing ships without sign-off, and the platform stays yours.

Generated workflows arrive as reviewable diffs, like any PR. Approval gates are first-class, every run is replayable, and audit logs export cleanly — so Ballet slots into the review and compliance process you already run.

Generated code is visible and version-controlled. Every run is replayable. Approval gates are first-class. Ballet is part of Brainfish and covered by Brainfish's SOC2 Type II compliance. Details are in our Trust Center. SSO/SAML at Enterprise.

Those tools cap out at their connector library, and the visual graph becomes unauditable as it grows. Ballet writes the connector you need on demand, and the workflow runs as deterministic code your engineers can actually review.

Task agents vary between runs — fine for research, unacceptable for billing and identity workflows. Ballet writes deterministic workflows as code, with agentic reasoning only where it helps. Code you can read. Runs you can replay.

Any system with an API. We've shipped against SAP, internal ERPs, legacy supply-chain tools. Systems without APIs aren't us.

Most design-partner workflows ship within two weeks of the initial review. The integration is generated in minutes; the bulk of the time is your team scoping and approving.

Bring the integration that's been on your roadmap for two quarters

We'll model it in Ballet on your real systems in a 30-minute working session.

No SOW. No scope creep. Your engineers review every line.

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