Boomi Agent Control Plane
by Boomi
Governance, connectivity and cost control for every AI agent in the enterprise
Boomi Agent Control Plane is an AI gateway and governance layer that sits between any AI agent — Boomi-built, third-party or open source — and the systems of record it needs to touch, such as SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and Workday. It is aimed at CIOs and platform teams who have agents in production but no way to see what they do, approve risky actions, or stop runaway token spend.
Boomi Agent Control Plane is the AI-native governance and connectivity layer Boomi announced on 2 September 2026 as part of its Q3 2026 platform release. It is designed to sit between any AI agent — built on Boomi, on a third-party framework, or open source — and the transactional systems those agents need to touch, including SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and Workday. Four components make up the release. Boomi Connect is an MCP gateway exposing more than 1,000 governed enterprise tools. The Boomi AI Gateway, built on technology from the Israeli startup Lunar.dev whose acquisition Boomi announced in May 2026 and completed in late July 2026, combines MCP and LLM gateway functions: it inspects live traffic, applies identity checks and rate limits, routes between models, tracks token consumption and holds high-risk transactional actions for human approval. Boomi Runtime executes agent workloads in public cloud, in a customer VPC, or entirely on-premises behind the firewall for data-sovereignty requirements. Boomi Orchestrate is a natural-language builder for agentic workflows. A universal registry records every native and third-party agent alongside lineage and audit logs, and the platform is deliberately model- and vendor-neutral, supporting commercial LLMs, open-weight models and private instances. Boomi has operated independently since Francisco Partners and TPG bought it from Dell for $4 billion in 2021, and says it serves more than 15,000 customers. Constellation Research called the layer one of the more valuable control points in enterprise AI, while noting it does not yet measure whether an agent achieved its intended business outcome.
The enterprise platform or integration team at a company that already runs Boomi (or another iPaaS) and now has agents from several vendors calling ERP, CRM and HR systems with no central audit trail or spend cap.
One enforcement point where every agent's model calls, tool calls and token spend are logged, rate-limited and approvable — without rebuilding the agents themselves.
At a Glance
- Category
- AI Agents & Orchestration
- Pricing
- Subscription, Usage-based, Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- CIOs, CTOs, Chief Data Officers, Enterprise Architects, Platform Engineering Leads, CISOs
- Deployment
- Cloud-first, Hybrid, Self-hosted, Multi-cloud
- Founded
- 2000
- Headquarters
- Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, United States
- Team Size
- 500+
- Customers
- 15,000+ customers on the Boomi platform overall
Key Features
- ✓Boomi AI Gateway
Combined MCP and LLM gateway from the Lunar.dev acquisition that inspects live agent traffic, applies identity and rate limits, routes between models and tracks token usage
- ✓Boomi Connect MCP tools
Exposes more than 1,000 enterprise connectors as governed MCP tools so agents reach SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and Workday through a policy layer
- ✓Universal agent registry
Central registration and observability for native and third-party agents, covering lineage, audit logs, token usage and anomaly detection
- ✓Human-in-the-loop approval gates
Holds high-risk transactional actions for explicit human sign-off rather than letting an agent commit them autonomously
- ✓Flexible runtime placement
Runs agentic workloads in public cloud, in the customer's own VPC, or entirely on-premises behind the firewall for sovereignty requirements
- ✓Boomi Orchestrate
Natural-language workflow builder that lets non-technical staff assemble and sequence agentic processes across connected systems
Capabilities
Use Cases
- •Governing third-party agents touching ERP
A finance team's vendor-supplied agent writes to SAP; the control plane logs every call, enforces identity and requires approval before posting
- •Stopping runaway token spend
Platform teams set per-agent token ceilings and route cheaper models for low-stakes calls, making AI cost attributable by team and workload
- •Sovereign agent deployment
A European or regulated business runs agent workloads on-premises behind its own firewall while keeping central policy and observability
- •Replacing hand-built API wrappers
Instead of each team writing bespoke tool integrations, agents consume 1,000+ pre-governed MCP tools with consistent auth and rate limits
- •Producing an audit trail for AI regulators
Lineage and audit logs across every agent action give compliance a defensible record of what AI did and on whose authority
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓Centralising audit logs and lineage for agents built on mixed frameworks (Boomi, LangGraph, vendor-native) so compliance has one place to look
- ✓Capping and attributing LLM token spend per agent, team or workload before it becomes an unbudgeted line item
- ✓Exposing SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and Workday to agents as governed MCP tools instead of hand-built, ungoverned API wrappers
- ✓Running agent workloads fully on-premises or in a customer VPC to satisfy data-sovereignty or IP-control requirements
- ✓Inserting human-in-the-loop approval gates on high-risk transactional actions such as payments, provisioning or record deletion
Not Ideal For
- ✗Teams that want a framework for building agents — this governs and connects agents, it is not primarily an agent-authoring toolkit
- ✗Organisations fully standardised on one cloud's native agent stack, where a vendor-neutral middle layer duplicates governance they already have
- ✗High-throughput, low-latency streaming workloads: Boomi reviewers on G2 and TrustRadius consistently report the platform is not built for very high requests-per-second scenarios
- ✗Small teams with no existing Boomi footprint and no tolerance for a quote-only enterprise sales cycle
Integrations
Deployment
Market & Ratings
15,000+ customers on the Boomi platform overall
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Sits between any agent and any system rather than locking buyers into one cloud's agent stack — Omdia flagged this as the likely differentiator
- ✓Inherits Boomi's existing connector estate, which is the hard part of agent-to-system plumbing
- ✓On-premises and VPC runtime options make it viable for sovereignty-constrained and regulated buyers
- ✓Deep compliance estate: SOC 1/SOC 2 annually, ISO 27001:2022, 27701, 27017, 27018 and 42001:2023, plus FedRAMP and StateRAMP listings
Cons
- ✗Constellation Research notes it governs agent actions but does not yet measure whether an agent delivered the intended business outcome
- ✗Quote-only pricing: G2, TrustRadius and Integrate.io reviewers all report you cannot establish real cost without a full sales cycle, and flag renewal surprises
- ✗Boomi reviewers say the underlying platform is not performant enough for very high requests-per-second workloads and that connector version upgrades still require manually editing and redeploying each integration
- ✗Announced 2 September 2026, so there are no independent production references, benchmarks or third-party reviews of this module specifically
Pricing
Boomi Enterprise Platform trial
$0
- ✓30-day full-access trial
- ✓Core integration capabilities
Data Integration pay-as-you-go
From $99/mo
- ✓Usage-based data integration
- ✓Entry point onto the Boomi platform
Agent Control Plane (Enterprise)
Contact for pricing
- ✓AI Gateway with token ceilings and model routing
- ✓1,000+ governed MCP tools via Boomi Connect
- ✓Cloud, VPC or on-premises runtime
- ✓Universal agent registry with audit logs
Boomi publishes no list price for the Agent Control Plane. The public pricing page shows only a 30-day free trial and a $99/month pay-as-you-go data-integration entry point; everything else is quote-based across Standard, Professional, Professional Plus, Enterprise and Enterprise Plus editions, metered on connections, users, environments and API transactions. Reviewers on G2, TrustRadius and Integrate.io repeatedly single out that opacity as the platform's biggest buying friction, saying you cannot know real cost until you are deep in a sales cycle.
Security & Compliance
Connect
Sources
This page was written from 9 sources, 6 on domains other than boomi.com.
- 1.boomi.com — agent control planevendor
- 2.boomi.com — sep 2026vendor
- 3.boomi.com — pricingvendor
- 4.techtarget.com — Boomi intros layer for controlling AI costs and connections
- 5.erp.today — boomis agent control plane targets the governance gap stalli
- 6.techzine.eu — boomi completes acquisition of ai gateway lunar dev
- 7.g2.com — reviews
- 8.integrate.io — boomi review
- 9.en.wikipedia.org — Boomi, LP
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