Paragon

Paragon is an Integration Infrastructure Platform that enables SaaS companies to ship every integration their customers need. The platform provides building blocks for scaling product connectors, supporting high-volume data ingestion and real-time automation use cases. Trusted by leading B2B and AI software companies, Paragon helps engineering teams go to market with new integrations faster while saving months of development time per integration.

• 130+ Pre-built Connectors - Integrate with popular third-party APIs using pre-built connectors for CRMs, file storage, project management, and documents, or build custom connectors with any API.

• Managed Sync - Purpose-built for high-volume data ingestion with fully managed third-party ingestion pipelines, configurable sync frequencies up to every minute, and normalized schemas that can be customized.

• ActionKit - One API and MCP server for hundreds of synchronous integration CRUD actions, providing a uniform interface across dozens of integrations with agent or UI-optimized action schemas.

• Workflows (Embedded iPaaS) - Author integration logic in TypeScript or the low-code editor, trigger workflows from your app or third-party webhooks, and integrate fully with CI/CD pipelines.

• Embedded Connect Portal - Enable users to connect and configure integrations in your app with the embeddable Connect Portal UI or with a headless implementation for white-labeled experiences.

• Permissions API - Enforce native permissions for all users' data in real-time for RAG applications, supporting access control across file storage and document integrations.

• Enterprise Security - SOC 2 Type 2 and GDPR compliant with data encrypted in transit and at rest, plus options for self-hosting, forward-deploy, and airgapped deployments.

• Observability - Get event logs for all integration activity including task executions, syncs, and webhook triggers, with the ability to forward events to your own observability platform.

To get started, sign up for a free account, install the Connect SDK via npm, and display the Connect Portal to let users authenticate their integrations. Build workflows using TypeScript or the visual editor, then use the Sync API or ActionKit to power your integration use cases.