How FlowGate One works
Four steps from zero to real-time event routing. No infrastructure to provision, no routing tables to maintain.
Create an Integration
Connect any tool — Slack, Jira, GitHub, a custom API, or anything with a webhook. Each integration runs in its own isolated process with dedicated secrets managed through Vault. No shared state, no credential leakage.
- One API call to register
- Secrets stored in Vault, never in your database
- Auto-provisioned isolated runtime environment
- Independent scaling per integration type
Define Triggers
Triggers are event sources. A Slack message, a GitHub push, a webhook payload — anything that happens in your connected tools can become a Trigger. Triggers publish events to FlowGate One automatically.
- Event sources from any connected integration
- Webhook gateway with per-provider verification
- Events carry routing metadata automatically
- No polling — events push in real-time
Wire Actions
Actions are event sinks. Create a Jira ticket, send a Slack notification, update a database record. Actions subscribe to one or more Triggers — FlowGate One handles the fan-in and fan-out.
- Subscribe to one or many Triggers (fan-in)
- One Trigger can fire multiple Actions (fan-out)
- Actions chain: output becomes a new Trigger
- Stateless — no persistent connections to manage
Events Flow Instantly
The FlowGate One core resolves routing entirely in-memory. No database queries, no external service calls in the hot path. Events reach their destination in sub-millisecond time with at-least-once delivery guaranteed.
- In-memory routing — zero DB in hot path
- Sub-millisecond routing decisions
- At-least-once delivery with dead letter queues
- Self-healing: stale workers re-provision in <10 seconds
Why not the alternatives?
FlowGate One replaces infrastructure you'd otherwise build, maintain, and debug yourself.
Point-to-Point Integrations
The problem
Every new connection requires custom code. N tools means N×(N-1) integrations to maintain. Each one handles auth, retries, and error handling differently.
With FlowGate One
N tools means N integrations. FlowGate One routes between them. Auth, retries, and lifecycle management are handled by the platform.
Traditional iPaaS
The problem
Visual builders that hide complexity until you need to debug. Pricing scales with executions. Limited extensibility. Often polling-based.
With FlowGate One
Built for engineers, not drag-and-drop. Event-driven, not polling. Pricing scales with integration types, not volume. Full SDK extensibility.
DIY Event Bus
The problem
Building multi-tenant routing, secret management, lifecycle orchestration, dead letter queues, and self-healing from scratch. Months of infrastructure work.
With FlowGate One
All of that, out of the box. Production-hardened. Write your integration logic, deploy, and route events in minutes.
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