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Agiloft Launches Agiloft for Salesforce on AgentExchange

Agiloft announced the launch of Agiloft for Salesforce on Salesforce’s AgentExchange marketplace (published August 20, 2026). The integration is a no-code enterprise contract lifecycle management (CLM) managed package that lets organizations initiate, manage, and track contracts directly from Salesforce objects (Opportunities, Accounts) with event-driven real-time synchronization. Key features include workflow flexibility, iPaaS connectivity (Agiloft Integration Hub, MuleSoft, Boomi), automated document generation, self-service signature workflows, and compatibility with custom objects such as CPQ quotes. The app is architected as a second-generation AppExchange managed package and has completed Salesforce’s security review and interoperability evaluation. Jason Barnwell, Agiloft’s Chief Product Officer, is quoted on reducing friction between CRM activity and contract management.

Boomi Ranked No.1 in ISG 2026 Integration Guide

Boomi was ranked the #1 overall software provider in ISG Buyers Guide™ for Application Integration 2026, placing in ISG’s highest quadrant classification, Exemplary. ISG Software Research evaluated 24 providers and designated Boomi a Leader overall and in every category, including #1 rankings for Capability and Product Experience and top scores in Customer Experience. ISG cited Boomi’s breadth of integration, API management and AI capabilities and highlighted the company’s expansion into agentic integration development, agent management and governance. Quotes from Boomi and ISG research leadership emphasize the company’s investments in integration, automation and agent governance to support operationalizing agentic AI.

Boomi Study: APAC Risks AI ROI Without Data Foundations

Boomi commissioned Omdia to survey more than 1,100 senior technology and business decision-makers across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines, finding rapid AI adoption in APAC but widespread gaps in data architecture, integration and governance. Key findings include that 74% of respondents are running active AI initiatives, only 46% have a platform-led integration approach, and roughly half have formal AI-specific data governance policies. The research highlights widespread efforts to reduce tool sprawl and consolidate data and integration technologies, while concerns about data residency and unmanaged "shadow integrations" persist. Boomi and Omdia executives warn that weak data foundations risk turning AI adoption into isolated projects without measurable ROI, and urge organisations to prioritise unified integration, data quality and governance to realise enterprise-scale AI benefits.