See it run, not just build
Thirty minutes on your workflow, with an engineer who has worked with your systems. We'll show the failure paths too — that's where most platforms stop and Koodisi starts.
What happens next
How the demo goes
Four steps from your first email to a straight answer about fit.
Tell us what you're connecting
Send the systems and the workflow you have in mind. The prefilled email asks for exactly what we need — nothing else to fill in.
We bring the right engineer
Not a generalist reading from a deck. Someone who has built against the systems you named, so the answers are specific.
30 minutes on your workflow
We build your scenario in the platform rather than replaying a canned demo — the failure paths included, not just the happy one.
You get the honest read
Where Koodisi fits, where it doesn't, and what the work actually looks like. If it's a poor fit we'll say so on the call.
On the call
What we'll actually show you
Most platforms demo the build. We'll spend the time on what happens after it ships.
Your workflow, built live
We open the no-code builder and assemble the integration you described — APIs, files, event streams, or databases — instead of playing a recording.
What happens when it breaks
The part most demos skip. Real-time execution tracing, automatic retries, alerts, and rollback, shown on a failing run rather than described.
Who can operate it
How ops and business teams monitor workflows and resolve issues through the interface, without queueing work behind engineering.
How it reaches production
The Dev → Deploy → Test → Promote pipeline: versioned, traceable moves across environments with approval gates and rollback.
Governance and access
Workspace-level RBAC, the API Manager's token-based access control and profiles, and how permissions scope down per team.
The security questions
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 are approved for certification with certificates in the issuing pipeline. Bring your questionnaire and we'll go through it.
Thirty minutes. That is enough to build your scenario and show what happens when it fails. If your workflow needs longer, say so in the email and we will book the time.
The systems you want to connect and a rough description of what the workflow should do. No credentials, no environment access, nothing to install. If you have a workflow that already breaks in production, bring that one — it is the most useful thing to walk through.
Whoever will operate the integrations, not only whoever signs. Ops and business teams are the ones who feel the difference between a platform that builds well and one that runs well, so their questions tend to be the sharpest.
Koodisi covers APIs, file connectors, event streams, and database integrations, and the REST Client handles systems without a dedicated activity group. Name your stack in the email and we will tell you before the call whether it fits — including if it does not.
Tell us on the call and we will sort out access. Most teams find the demo faster first, because the operational side — tracing, retries, promotion between environments — is the part that is hard to discover on your own. Either way, email info@koodisi.com.
Yes. SOC 2 and ISO 27001 audits are complete and approved for certification, with certificates in the issuing pipeline, and the platform is built to GDPR requirements. Public sector buyers can transact through GSA and Texas DIR. Send the questionnaire ahead of the call and we will fill it in with you.
If you want to. We would rather establish fit first — but if pricing is the blocker, raise it and we will be direct about it rather than deferring you to a follow-up call.
Bring the workflow that keeps breaking.
That's the one worth thirty minutes. Tell us the systems and what it should do — we'll tell you honestly whether Koodisi is the right fit.
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