Acquis Consulting Group (Acquis), the leading strategy and transformation consulting firm, announced the next-generation AcquisLink®, the first AI-native system integration platform.

The next-generation AcquisLink has been rebuilt from the ground up to be AI-first and AI-forward. This evolution makes a generational leap from AcquisLink's award-winning legacy as a system connector that has delivered 95% less IT involvement and 33% faster go-live times.

"With AcquisLink, business users simply describe what they want. AcquisLink builds, maintains, secures, monitors, and self-heals it," said Tyson Moore, Senior Vice President, Acquis.

Today's existing integration platforms rely on AI bolted onto an architecture that predates it, creating the worst of both worlds. The user then gets stuck closing the gap. ETL was Gen 1. iPaaS was Gen 2. AcquisLink is Gen 3 and serves as the first aiPaaS platform.

"We created AcquisLink with the end user in mind and AI as the foundation from day one. One engine, one language, and nothing bolted onto legacy architecture," added Moore.

Having led thousands of enterprise technology implementations for nearly 30 years, Acquis has seen common pain points where clients get stuck with manual exports, custom scripts someone built and now maintains alone, iPaaS contracts that cost more than the problem they were supposed to fix. All alongside ever-growing IT spend, runaway AI token costs, and developer hours required for every basic change. AcquisLink solves for that.

What the first aiPaaS platform delivers

• AcquisLink's AI and integration engine share a single data model so there is no translation layer and no cleanup work handed back to the user once an integration builds.
• A proprietary, one-of-a-kind context engine powers every interaction. The millions of executions AcquisLink handles continue to refine AcquisLink, benefiting every user. All while keeping user and client data confidential.
• Pre-built integrations include field mapping, business process logic, and system-specific data structures on both sides of the connection, built from production implementations and recertified with every system release.
• Monitoring surfaces patterns before they become incidents, automatically diagnoses exceptions, and can even fix issues autonomously before they become tickets, with daily visibility into what ran and what needs attention.
• Built by the firm that has overseen thousands of enterprise technology implementations.