Hubler does not replace your ERP, your planning systems, or your AI models. It sits above all of them as the AI Agent Orchestration Layer — receiving recommendations from AI agents and planning systems, governing execution across operational tools, and writing outcomes back to systems of record. Every system you have already invested in becomes more valuable because Hubler gives AI the infrastructure to safely act across all of them.
Standard connectors and implementation-ready integration patterns for AI models, ERP, planning systems, and enterprise tools. Custom integrations scoped during implementation.
Every enterprise has invested years and resources into their technology stack. SAP. Oracle. Anaplan. Salesforce. Workday. Each system doing its job.
The problem is not the systems. And it is not the AI.
The problem is that nothing connects AI output to enterprise execution with the governance, approvals, and audit trails that make it trustworthy.
Your AI models generate recommendations that stop at the edge of the AI tool. Your planning systems generate plans that stop at the edge of the planning system. Your ERP records outcomes that stop at the edge of the ERP. The governance, approvals, and execution that happens between those edges — converting AI output into actions, routing approvals, driving last-mile execution, feeding outcomes back — is fragmented across every enterprise. Hubler is the AI Agent Orchestration Layer that connects every system you already have into a single, governed execution cycle.
Every Hubler integration serves one of three purposes in the AI Agent Orchestration Layer. Understanding which direction data moves — and why — is the clearest way to understand what Hubler actually does.
Hubler has standard connectors and implementation-ready integration patterns for AI models, agent frameworks, and the enterprise systems most commonly found in retail, FMCG, manufacturing, and services enterprises. If yours is not listed, we will scope the path.
Hubler is the governed execution layer for AI agents. Any AI model or agent framework connects via REST API or webhook — Hubler receives the structured recommendation, applies your governance rules, routes approvals, executes the action across your enterprise systems, and returns the outcome to the AI for its next cycle.
Hubler reads operational requirements from your ERP and writes confirmed execution outcomes back — journal entries, payment confirmations, GRN records, IFRS 16 postings — in your chart of accounts format.
Hubler ingests plan outputs from your planning systems and feeds execution outcomes back — closing the loop between what was planned and what happened.
Hubler connects revenue plans from CRM systems to the operational workflows that execute them — store compliance, field operations, NSO milestones, and vendor coordination.
Hubler delivers execution to where it actually happens — the store floor, the warehouse, the field agent, the vendor. These integrations ensure the loop reaches every person on the channel they actually use.
Task notifications, approval requests, execution confirmations — delivered to frontline teams and vendors on the channel they already use. Responses captured and routed back into Hubler workflows.
Structured notifications, approval routing, vendor communication, document dispatch. Every email interaction logged in the Hubler audit record.
Real-time workflow notifications, approval alerts, exception escalation — delivered into the Slack channels your teams already monitor.
Workflow notifications, approval routing, and execution updates — delivered into Teams channels for organisations in the Microsoft ecosystem.
Escalation alerts for approvals and critical deadline notifications — reaching team members who are not monitoring app or email channels.
Plans and operational data do not always originate in enterprise systems. Hubler connects to the tools your teams actually use to create and store operational information.
Demand plans, vendor lists, procurement schedules, and operational data — imported into Hubler and converted into structured execution workflows without manual re-entry.
Document storage for contracts, compliance evidence, vendor credentials, and audit materials — linked directly to Hubler records.
Document sync for assets attached to workflows and forms.
Structured data from Airtable bases ingested into Hubler execution workflows.
For enterprises operating across jurisdictions with mandatory e-invoicing or statutory reporting requirements, Hubler supports integration with local tax authority or certified provider interfaces.
Built in natively. GST-compliant purchase orders, TDS deductions at payment, HSN code library, and vendor eKYC for GST and PAN verification.
Supports integration with local tax authority or certified provider APIs where applicable, subject to country-specific validation during implementation. Countries currently include Chile, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia.
Multi-currency and multi-entity support for GCC deployments. Country-specific statutory requirements configured per entity during implementation.
Configurable tax logic and e-invoicing formats by jurisdiction. Country-specific compliance requirements are scoped and configured during implementation.
Enterprise-grade identity management and infrastructure integrations — ensuring Hubler works within your existing security architecture.
Integration with any SAML 2.0 or OAuth 2.0 compliant identity provider — including Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, and Ping Identity.
Automated user provisioning and de-provisioning synchronised with your identity provider.
Multi-factor authentication for platform access — configurable by user role and access level.
Hubler's complete REST API enables integration with any system that has a REST endpoint. Webhooks support real-time event streaming for custom integrations. Full API documentation and developer sandbox available.
Every Hubler integration is built to operate at enterprise scale — reliable, auditable, and secure. Here is how the connection architecture works.
Hubler integrations are bidirectional. We read plan data and operational records from your systems. We write execution outcomes, journal entries, payment confirmations, and feedback data back. The loop does not work without both directions.
Hubler does not migrate or replicate your master data. It connects to your systems in real time — reading what is needed for execution, writing back what the system of record needs to know. Your ERP remains the authoritative source for financial data. Your planning system remains the authoritative source for plans.
Every data exchange between Hubler and a connected system is logged — timestamp, data context, source system, destination system, and outcome. Every AI agent decision, human approval, and system action is recorded in the same restricted audit log. This record supports compliance, regulatory, and audit requirements.
When a connected system is unavailable, Hubler queues the relevant actions and retries on restoration. Integration issues are surfaced in the Hubler admin dashboard and routed to your IT team via the configured notification channel.
Hubler's open REST API means any system with a REST endpoint can be connected. Our integration team has implementation-ready patterns across a range of enterprise applications — ERP, HRMS, WMS, TMS, and proprietary platforms.
During implementation discovery, we map every system that needs to connect to Hubler — including proprietary and legacy systems. We assess the available API or data export capability and document the integration requirement.
Our integration team designs the data flow — what Hubler reads, what Hubler writes, the field mapping, the frequency, and the error handling approach. This is reviewed and signed off before any build begins.
The integration is built on Hubler's integration framework and tested against your system's sandbox or staging environment before production deployment.
The integration goes live as part of the deployment. Real-time monitoring surfaces any integration issues. Hubler's integration team supports the connection through hypercare and into steady-state.
Bring your system list. We will tell you what the path looks like.
Every enterprise's technology stack is different. Bring us your AI models, your ERP, your planning systems, your CRM, your compliance requirements, and any proprietary systems you depend on. We will tell you exactly how Hubler's AI Agent Orchestration Layer connects across your specific stack — and what the integration path looks like.