NexiPaaS includes a visual flow builder, connections, execution, monitoring, analytics, roles, environment promotion, API builder, script tester and an AI flow-builder. The backend runs services for flow execution, connector registry, queue monitoring and circuit breaking.
Project 08 / NexiPaaS
A visual flow builder for systems that need to talk.
The project
An integration platform with a React flow builder, connector registry, execution engine, monitoring surfaces, API tools and backend services for queued workflow execution.
The platform problem
Integration work needs visibility and control.
Connector surface
Enterprise connectors are treated as product infrastructure.
The backend includes connectors for Shopify, Salesforce, NetSuite, HubSpot, Dynamics 365 and PostgreSQL, registered as shared platform infrastructure.
Execution path
A flow is designed, tested, queued and monitored.
NexiPaaS combines a visual builder with backend orchestration services. MongoDB, Redis and BullMQ appear in the backend implementation, alongside credential encryption and RBAC-oriented modules.
- 01Connection setup
- 02Visual flow builder
- 03Transformation and mapping
- 04Queued execution
- 05Error and monitoring surfaces
- 06Environment promotion
The interface
The flow is the interface.
Connections, mappings and execution state share one canvas, so the person responsible for an integration can see how data moves and where it stops.
What changed
Integration work with visibility and control.
NexiPaaS shows the depth of our integration work: connector design, visual workflow tooling, execution monitoring and the operational boundaries around enterprise systems.
What shipped
- Visual flow builder
- Connector registry
- Queued flow execution
- Monitoring and error surfaces
- Environment promotion
- API builder and script tester
- Encrypted credentials and role-based access
Evidence
- Platform interface screens
- Connectors for Salesforce, NetSuite, Shopify, HubSpot, Dynamics 365 and PostgreSQL
What changed
Teams design an integration visually, run it through a queue and see where a flow stopped.
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