Keep the workflow connected without losing control.
bontik supports clean handoffs, APIs, and governed tool calls around the workflow so teams can connect the process without losing control.
We will map how bontik should exchange data, notifications, and handoffs with them around the workflow.
What supports the workflow around the core product
APIs around the record
Generated systems expose real APIs as part of the runtime, so operational data and actions do not stay trapped inside one admin surface.
Governed tool calls
Workflow steps can call external tools while staying inside the same authorization, logging, and bounded-output model as the rest of execution.
Operator extensions
Teams can build operator-facing experiences on top of the same entities, APIs, and services instead of maintaining separate side systems.
Extensible runtime surfaces
The runtime exposes governed extension surfaces for custom tools and operator experiences when teams need more around the workflow.
Connectivity should strengthen the workflow, not fragment it.
Use APIs, exports, notifications, and governed tool calls to connect the workflow to the rest of the operating environment while keeping records, approvals, and history intact.
- Authorization still applies when workflow steps call tools outside the platform.
- Execution history remains traceable across internal actions and external tool calls.
- Teams can extend real operational systems instead of creating disconnected automation scripts.
Use a real API, handoff, or governed tool-support surface where possible. Otherwise keep the visual abstract and bounded.
How connectivity helps in practice
The workflow can hand off cleanly
The workflow can finish with an approved package, export, or notification so the next team receives a complete record and clear decision context.
External tools stay inside the workflow story
Tool calls can support approvals, handoffs, and AI-assisted steps instead of bypassing the governed runtime.
Built to expand carefully
Widgets, custom pages, and APIs build on the same entities and services that power the workflow today, which makes broader operational coverage practical over time.
Integration questions
How does the workflow connect to the rest of our stack?
The product focuses on governed review, approval routing, and handoff, then exchanges data, exports, or notifications with the next tool or team in the process.
How do external systems connect to the workflow?
The workflow can connect through APIs, exports, notifications, and governed tool calls, depending on what the deployment needs around the core process.
Can the platform support deeper integrations over time?
Yes. Teams can extend the workflow with APIs, tools, widgets, and custom surfaces as operational needs grow.
Show us the systems around your process.
We will map how bontik should exchange data, notifications, and handoffs with them around the workflow.