AI-native control plane for integrations that break
Integrations aren’t hard to build. They’re hard to keep.
Modgard is Ngentix’s control plane for managed AI operations. Point the Modgard engine at any API, MCP endpoint, or documentation and it generates a production-ready self-healing adapter that detects upstream changes and rewrites itself. Over 300 already run in production today.
Built by the team behind TradeLens — 68M containers, 4B events.
Upstream changes.
Downstream breaks.
Nobody needs another connector catalog. They need integrations that survive the next API change — without burning a third of engineering capacity on break/fix.
Keep-the-lights-on tax
When a source system changes, everything downstream breaks. Engineers burn 20–30% of their capacity just keeping integrations alive.
Break/fix forever
Building the adapter was the easy part. The real cost is the endless cycle of patches, tickets, and emergency remaps after every vendor release.
ERP-heavy stacks
Your clients live in Workday, Sage Intacct, Acumatica, NetSuite, and a constellation of SaaS around them — fragile by default.
Paged at 2am
You find out a vendor pushed an API update only when it breaks downstream, in production, with customers affected. This is normal for you now. It shouldn’t be.
Not another pipe.
An operations control plane.
Legacy platforms connect systems on day one — then hand you the maintenance. Ngentix generates self-healing adapters, understands the data they move, and becomes the control layer you can run across your clients.
Point us at anything. We handle the rest.
Production-ready adapters in minutes. Self-healing forever.
Point us at any system
An API, an MCP endpoint, or documentation — REST, GraphQL, SOAP, gRPC. The engine discovers what is there and what it means.
Any transport layerWe generate the adapter
A production-ready, tested adapter — not a template — mapped to our Universal Data Model so it understands what it moves. Live in minutes, not months.
300+ in productionIt rewrites itself
When the upstream system changes, Ngentix detects the drift, remaps, rebuilds, and re-tests automatically. You get a log entry, not a 2am page.
Self-healing foreverBuilt to keep integrations alive — not just connect them.
The difference is architectural, not a feature you can bolt on.
Months to years
Minutes
It breaks — you fix it
It self-heals automatically
Moves it blindly
Live business-context model (UDM)
Routes only
Executes and closes the loop
Dedicated
None
Bolted on, if at all
Native, first-class
Start with adapters. Run the fleet.
You land with self-healing integration for one client. What sticks is an operations control plane you can run across the book.
Self-healing integration
Entry point
Adapters that build themselves from any API, MCP endpoint, or docs — and rewrite themselves when upstream systems change.
Workflow automation
Discovered in weeks
Automates the manual work between systems. AP, approvals, exceptions, reconciliation — done.
Operational intelligence
Discovered in months
Builds a live model of how the business runs. Detects anomalies. Acts before anyone asks.
Operations control center
The control plane
Leadership realizes this system knows more about how the company operates than anything else they own.
Backed by
Intelligence
The research behind self-healing integration
Give your clients integrations
that stay fixed.
If you run an MSP, MSSP, SI, ERP/CRM practice, or fractional CIO/CTO shop, the Modgard Control Plane is free — Nano, Standard, or Dense per tenant, with volume discounts as the book grows. See Modgard or partner pricing.