Connect to the systems already inside the perimeter.
Limit Platform integrates with the ERP, MES, LIMS, DMS, SIEM, and operational systems the customer already runs. Contract-first interfaces, customer-controlled connectors, no parallel infrastructure to maintain.
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Fit alongside what is already running.
A platform that requires the customer to replatform their ERP, their MES, or their document management system is a non-starter. Regulated enterprises invested years in the systems they run, and the AI layer has to integrate with them, not around them.
Limit Core defines the contract-first interfaces for the integrations that matter: enterprise resource planning, manufacturing execution, laboratory information management, document management, identity, security monitoring, and ticketing. Limit Bus carries the events back and forth. Customer-built connectors extend the surface to in-house systems without requiring vendor involvement.
Integrations the customer can reason about.
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Documented, versioned interfaces
Every integration surface is documented and versioned. Customer integration teams know what they are calling, what the contract guarantees, and how compatibility is preserved across platform versions.
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Pre-built connectors for common enterprise systems
Connectors for major ERP, MES, LIMS, DMS, identity, SIEM, and ticketing systems. Each is configurable per deployment and audited per call.
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Customer-built connectors for in-house systems
Customer teams build connectors against the platform's integration interfaces without depending on vendor sign-off. The platform supports the connector lifecycle; the customer owns the connector code.
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Bidirectional event flow
Applications on the platform consume events from customer systems and emit events back. Integration is bidirectional through the platform messaging fabric, with audit at every boundary.
Connectors run inside. No external bridge required.
Connectors deploy inside the customer perimeter alongside the platform components they bridge. Communication with the customer system uses the customer system's native protocols and credentials. The platform does not require an external integration bridge or hosted middleware.
For customer-built connectors, the platform provides the runtime, the contract specification, the audit hooks, and the lifecycle tooling. The customer team builds and operates the connector against their own quality and security standards.
- What connects
- ERP, MES, LIMS, DMS, IdP, SIEM, ticketing, plus customer-defined systems.
- How it runs
- Inside the perimeter. Native protocols and credentials. No hosted bridge.
- Connector ownership
- Pre-built connectors maintained by Limit Systems. Customer-built connectors owned by the customer team.
- Audit
- Every integration call lands in the evidence store with the request, the response, and the policy applied.
This capability is one layer of the operating system. Every application uses it. Every customer perimeter that runs Limit Platform gets it. See the full architecture →
See it in your environment.
Walk us through the systems already in place. We'll show you how this layer fits.