Adaptigent
Adaptigent (formerly GT Software) is a technology company founded in 1982 that specializes in mainframe integration and API enablement solutions. Their flagship product, Adaptive Integration Fabric (formerly Ivory Suite), empowers enterprises to expose legacy mainframe systems as modern REST and SOAP APIs without writing any code. Using a patented no-code, drag-and-drop environment, the platform enables integration of IBM z/OS and z/VSE mainframe applications with modern distributed systems, supporting both inbound and outbound integration flows in real time. Adaptigent serves industries including finance, government, manufacturing, and healthcare, offering a usage-based subscription pricing model.
APIs
Adaptive Integration Fabric API
The Adaptive Integration Fabric (formerly Ivory Suite) enables enterprises to rapidly expose IBM z/OS and z/VSE mainframe applications as REST or SOAP web services without progr...
Features
Patented drag-and-drop visual environment enables non-programmers to create sophisticated REST and SOAP APIs from mainframe applications without writing any code.
Supports bidirectional integration flows — modern applications can call mainframe services via API, and COBOL/PL/I mainframe programs can make outbound calls to external REST or SOAP services.
Provides real-time access to legacy data sources and transaction systems, enabling modern applications to consume mainframe data instantly without batch processing.
Natively supports IBM z/OS and z/VSE mainframe platforms, enabling REST API enablement for COBOL and PL/I programs on these systems.
Automatically generates industry-standard REST and SOAP web service endpoints from mainframe subroutines and programs, with no additional MIPS usage.
Flexible pricing model based on actual resource consumption, allowing organizations to scale integration usage without fixed licensing fees.
Available on Red Hat Marketplace, enabling enterprise customers to deploy and manage Adaptive Integration Fabric within their Red Hat OpenShift environments.
Use Cases
Enterprises with legacy IBM mainframe systems can expose core business logic and data as modern REST APIs, enabling mobile apps, web applications, and microservices to consume mainframe capabilities.
Banks and financial institutions can connect core banking systems on the mainframe to fraud detection services, digital banking platforms, and fintech APIs in real time.
Government agencies can modernize access to mission-critical legacy systems by exposing them as standard APIs without replacing or re-coding existing mainframe applications.
Manufacturers can link inventory, transportation, and parts systems running on legacy platforms with modern ERP and supply chain management systems through API integration.
Organizations adopting hybrid cloud strategies can bridge on-premises mainframe data with cloud-based applications and services using Adaptive Integration Fabric as the middleware layer.
Integrations
Native integration with IBM z/OS mainframe operating system.
Native integration with IBM z/VSE mainframe operating system.
Available on Red Hat Marketplace for deployment in OpenShift environments.
Consumes and produces standard REST APIs for integration with modern distributed systems.
Generates SOAP web service endpoints from mainframe programs for compatibility with enterprise service-oriented architecture.