The Integration Problem
In complex enterprise IT environments, there are hundreds of tools used to automate various tasks. The result is often “islands of automation” that lead to delays in resource delivery, governance challenges, and increased costs over time.
- Architectural Complexity & Lifecycle Management: Integrations are by nature complex, requiring cross-domain knowledge with specialized coding and development skills to support comprehensive provisioning and de-provisioning services.
- Custom Code & Inconsistent Integrations: Traditional infrastructure automation tools rely on integration frameworks, plug-ins, extensions that require highly customized and unsupported integrations.
- Governance, Risk, & Compliance: Customized integration services introduce the risk of human error, misconfigurations, non-compliant deployments, and vulnerabilities.
- Multi-Tool & Platform Support: Organizations are rapidly adopting new deployment tools platforms, requiring I&O teams to integrate and support multiple infrastructure delivery tools.

The OneFuse Difference
OneFuse is the first integration platform purpose-built for enterprise hybrid cloud.
IT leaders need their systems to provide differentiating value and help create competitive advantage. Integrations should do more than provide a connection, they should enable business-wide collaboration and improve operational efficiency. Welcome to OneFuse – a fundamentally different way for IT leaders to approach system and tool integration.
The OneFuse Integration Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS) is dedicated to helping solve hybrid cloud integration challenges. In order for IT and Cloud Leaders to be effective, they need visibility, governance, and functionality that is often lacking with monolithic platform providers. Custom coding solutions to these challenges only adds complexity and increases risk.
At CloudBolt, we didn’t create OneFuse to simply help with IT integration. We created OneFuse to eliminate the systemic risks presented from increasing complexity and to provide a fundamentally different way to approach bringing together hybrid cloud technology.
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Reduce Custom Code and Scripts
Integrating endpoints and upstream platforms often requires scripts or hard coded integrations to meet use case requirements. Over time, these customizations lead to unmanageable complexity. OneFuse provides codeless, configuration-based integration services to standardized deployments and day-two operations across infrastructure platforms and tools.
Don’t suffer with expensive integration code re-writes each time a vendor releases an upgrade. OneFuse provides an abstraction layer with built-in business logic that we maintain for you. Reduce your technical debt and focus your IT staff on innovation projects – not maintenance tasks.

Visibility and Governance Across Technologies
. Troubleshooting and governance often suffer due to a lack of visibility across tools. With OneFuse, administrators no longer need to suffer with blindspots and lengthy log reviews. Providing a single UI and policies that unify and enforce governance, with OneFuse you can finally have a single place to view and manage integrations across your automations, tools, and platforms.
Workspaces and RBAC allow Ops, DevOps, NetOps and security to collaborate on automations without the need to provide overprivileged access to systems. Policies create guardrails and validations, replacing the need for lengthy hand-offs with teams and SMEs while still ensuring that teams are deploying compliant, standardized resources. Stay in control with OneFuse centralized visibility and achieve scale for all of your infrastructure automations.
Avoid Vendor Lock-in
The OneFuse modular design removes the risk of vendor lock-in. Want to change IPAM providers? Typically, this would mean updating configurations for thousands of custom coded end point integration. With OneFuse, switching vendors becomes as simple as updating a policy to point to a new provider.
This policy-based approach enables OneFuse integrations to be portable and extendable. Policies can be used by cloud management platforms, like vRealize Automation and CloudBolt CMP, and those same policies can also be called from Infrastructure-as-Code tools, such as Terraform. This ensures that server deployments are consistent, standardized, and secure.
Instead of having IT mandate the tools users are able to use, now you can empower your teams to use their tools of choice, improving user satisfaction and productivity.
One-to-Many Integration
Point-to-point integrations introduce unmanageable complexity. Unlike traditional iPaaS solutions used by business today, OneFuse is designed to compliment your existing technologies. By exposing policy-based integrations as services, organizations can create unified and efficient standards across the entire machine lifecycle. These services easily extend up to core platforms such as ServiceNow, or downstream to endpoints such as Ansible while maintaining centralized visibility and control for IT.
Integrate Anything
OneFuse offers no-code and low-code integration capabilities providing the flexibility needed to meet any integration challenge. Featuring out-of-the-box integrations for common tools and systems, users can quickly configure and deliver services to their cloud consumers. Of course, we also understand that every business is unique which is why OneFuse offers an API-first framework to address even the most complex integration scenarios.
Unlike custom coding integrations for less common technologies, using the OneFuse platform turns one-off integrations into policy-based services so you can avoid the hassle of snowflake environments. For companies that want to create more sophisticated integration use cases, we offer integration service experts that can bring your systems together faster, and more affordably, than typical professional services engagements.
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