No-code Salesforce integration for contract management launched. In brief. * Agiloft releases integration on Salesforce AgentExchange * Integration automates contract workflows without custom coding * Supports document generation and electronic signature workflows Agiloft for Salesforce on Salesforce AgentExchange has been released, giving legal, finance and sales teams a way to manage contract workflows directly within Salesforce without custom coding. The integration connects Salesforce CRM records with Agiloft's contract lifecycle management platform. For law firms and legal departments, the main potential benefit is reducing manual contract intake and data entry while giving lawyers greater visibility into the business context surrounding each agreement. Sales users can initiate contract requests from within Salesforce, with relevant CRM information automatically carried into the workflow, potentially reducing errors and shortening the time between a business request and legal review. The integration also supports automated document generation from pre-approved templates, electronic signature workflows and custom Salesforce objects. Agiloft said the package can connect through its Integration Hub or third-party integration platforms such as MuleSoft and Boomi. The product is designed to limit the need for separate systems and manual synchronization among legal, sales and finance teams. It may be particularly useful for organizations seeking to incorporate contracting into broader customer-management processes.

Boomi announces 2026 APAC Customer Innovation Award winners. 4 mins read SYDNEY-BUSINESS WIRE- Boomi, the data activation company for AI, announced today the winners of its 2026 Asia Pacific (APAC) Customer Innovation Awards, recognised at its 2026 Boomi World Tour stop in Sydney. This year's winners were chosen for pioneering innovative solutions built on the Boomi Enterprise Platform and for delivering outstanding outcomes across the following categories: Business Impact; Data Activation; AI & Agentic Transformation; and Platform Excellence. Boomi 2026 APAC Customer Innovation Award winners include: * CLP Power Hong Kong - APAC Customer of the Year Award. CLP Power Hong Kong has leveraged enterprise integration capabilities to drive one of Asia Pacific's largest digital transformation programs. By connecting more than 2.9 million smart meters, enterprise applications, and operational technologies, CLP has unlocked real-time data to modernise grid operations, support its ERP transformation, and power one of the world's largest customer-driven demand-side management programs. The initiative has reduced cross-systems integration development time by 70 per cent, enabled predictive peak demand management through the analysis of more than 51 billion smart meter readings annually, and empowered over 1.6 million customers to participate in peak demand reduction through energy-saving programme, strengthening grid resilience and supporting sustainability goals. * Bakers Delight - Business Impact Award. Bakers Delight modernised its digital marketing ecosystem and creating a composable, future-ready architecture that delivers greater business agility. Using Boomi Integration, Data Hub, and API Management, the company rapidly deployed a new customer data and engagement platform in just three months while seamlessly transitioning from legacy systems without disrupting operations. By centralising integrations and master data across customers, products, stores, promotions, and orders, Bakers Delight achieved full reuse of its core integrations across subsequent digital initiatives, enabling faster innovation, lower implementation costs, and rapid responses to changing market conditions, including enterprise-wide pricing updates. * Brickworks - Data Activation Award. Brickworks transformed thousands of unstructured supplier invoices into trusted, analytics-ready data that is driving smarter procurement decisions and improving spend visibility. Using the Boomi Enterprise Platform, the company automated the extraction, validation, and integration of line-item invoice data into Snowflake, creating near-real-time visibility into enterprise spending. Delivered in just three days, the scalable solution has processed more than 135,000 invoices and continues to ingest over 1,000 invoices each week, enabling detailed supplier analysis, stronger data governance, and faster, data-driven procurement decisions. * HEB Construction - AI & Agentic Transformation Award. HEB Construction transformed its tendering process through governed AI agents built on the Boomi Enterprise Platform. Working with Boomi's AI Centre of Excellence, HEB deployed AI agents that convert unstructured employee CVs into trusted, reusable profiles and automatically generate project-specific submissions, significantly reducing manual effort and accelerating bid preparation. Using Boomi Agentstudio, Integration, Data Hub, and Agent Control Tower, HEB established a scalable, governed framework for enterprise AI with built-in observability, cost attribution, and trusted data, creating a foundation for future agentic transformation across the business. * Flinders University - Platform Excellence Award. Flinders University built a trusted, reusable and scalable foundation that supports critical student, staff, research, finance, and operational services across the institution. Using Boomi Enterprise Platform, Data Hub, and API Management, a team of integration specialists have managed 278 active integrations, 26 production APIs, and nearly 28 million process executions annually. The platform has enabled cloud migrations, improved data quality, accelerated course-information updates by 300 per cent, removed legacy technologies, and automated previously manual processes. "The organisations recognised in this year's APAC Customer Innovation Awards demonstrate that lasting transformation begins with trusted data, connected systems, and the confidence to rethink how work gets done," said David Irecki, Chief Technology Officer, Asia Pacific and Japan, at Boomi. "Whether they are unlocking measurable business impact, activating enterprise data, embracing AI and agentic transformation, or building platform capabilities for future growth, each of these organisations is delivering outcomes that extend well beyond technology. We are proud to be part of the journey with these innovators as they set new benchmarks for their industries and demonstrate what's possible through the power of data activation." Additional Resources About Boomi Boomi, the data activation company for AI, powers the agentic enterprise by bringing data to life across the business. The Boomi Enterprise Platform is the active data foundation that delivers essential agentic infrastructure to drive agentic transformation. By unifying agent design and governance, API and MCP management, integration and automation, and data management into a single platform, Boomi enables organizations to harness the power of AI with secure, scalable connectivity. Trusted by over 30,000 customers and supported by a network of 800+ partners, Boomi helps organizations of all sizes achieve agility, efficiency, and innovation at scale. Discover more at boomi.com. (C) 2026 Boomi, LP. Boomi, the 'Boomi' logo, the 'B' logo, and Boomiverse are registered trademarks of Boomi, LP or its subsidiaries or affiliates in the US and other countries. All rights reserved. Other names or marks may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Contact details:

Boomi launches AI agent control plane for enterprises. Wed, 2nd Sep 2026 (Today) Boomi has launched an Agent Control Plane for enterprise AI, aimed at companies seeking tighter oversight of AI agents. The system sits between AI agents and core business applications to govern actions, manage access and track model spending. It is designed to work across public cloud, private cloud and on-premises environments. The launch comes as companies move AI agents from pilot projects into live operations, shifting concerns from model outputs to the operational and financial impact of automated actions. Businesses want to know which systems an agent can access, what changes it can make, how much those actions cost and whether decisions can be audited later. Boomi is positioning the product as a control layer for a fragmented market where organisations often use multiple models, tools and software platforms. Its approach is vendor- and model-neutral, allowing customers to govern agents built on Boomi's own platform as well as third-party and open-source frameworks. Boomi highlighted functions including visibility into agent and tool activity, policy enforcement through an AI gateway, token usage limits and human approval for higher-risk actions. The platform can also expose business systems as governed tools for AI agents, using existing identity systems to control access and record usage. This is especially relevant in large organisations, where agents may need to interact with systems such as Salesforce, SAP, Oracle and Workday. Those connections can make AI more useful in areas such as finance, customer service and operations, but they also raise the risk of unauthorised changes, data leakage and compliance failures. Boomi said the product also addresses data sovereignty concerns by allowing customers to run agents, tools and models within private networks or regional boundaries. That setup can help firms keep sensitive intellectual property behind corporate firewalls while managing compute costs. Governance gap Analysts and industry groups have been highlighting the same issues. Gartner has said 40 per cent of enterprises will demote or decommission autonomous AI agents by 2027 because governance gaps often become apparent only after production incidents. The FinOps Foundation reported that 98 per cent of practitioners in its latest survey now manage AI spending, up from 31 per cent two years earlier. Boomi cited a separate study by Forrester Consulting that found 86 per cent of leaders said their organisations had moved beyond AI agent pilots, but only 34 per cent said they trusted the actions those systems take. According to the research, organisations that deployed agents before they were ready reported an average of USD $2.1 million in added cost. Michael Barnes, Chief Analyst, Enterprise IT, Omdia, said the market's focus is now on what agents do inside critical systems rather than what they say in a chat window. "The governance conversation has shifted from model risk to execution risk. Enterprises are no longer primarily worried about what an agent says. They are worried about what it does to a general ledger or a customer record, what that action cost and whether anyone can reconstruct the decision six months later in an audit. Cloud and model providers each govern their own estate, which leaves the average enterprise holding several partial audit trails and no complete one. The organisations getting this right are putting enforcement in the path between the agent and the system of record, rather than alongside it," Barnes said. Broader platform The new control plane is part of a broader update to Boomi's enterprise platform. Customers can convert natural language requests into workflows spanning multiple systems, with both a business view and a technical view to help non-technical and IT teams review a process before it goes live. Boomi is also expanding application programming interfaces and developer tools tied to agent development, data management and platform operations. It pointed to agent trust scoring as one of the newer functions being added around governance and oversight. Boomi said it already serves more than 30,000 customers and processes more than 200 billion messages each quarter. The company added that its platform holds more than 16 security certifications used by regulated industries and regional markets. Steve Lucas, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Boomi, linked the product launch to growing scrutiny from finance teams over AI expenditure. "Two years ago, 31 per cent of FinOps practitioners were managing AI spend. This year it is 98 per cent. Finance has arrived in the middle of every AI conversation, and it is asking three questions most architectures cannot answer: which agent spent this, on what, and who approved it. Until an enterprise can answer those questions, AI is an expense nobody can defend, and what cannot be defended does not get funded. That is what Boomi's Agent Control Plane changes: agents visible, actions governed, dollars attributable, running wherever the business requires it to run. Control is not the brake on enterprise AI. It is what makes scale possible," Lucas said.