Enterprise Enabler^® (EE) is a complete and proven development environment for building and running integrated processes and data workflows. Based on .NET, it offers robust capabilities with growing libraries of pre-built process nodes and connectivity objects. EE is infinitely extensible and invites custom objects and nodes.

• Think EAI in a box
• Think EAI power, even for just a single interface
• Think complex data transformation - many to many
• Think self documentation

Features:

• Moves data anywhere at any frequency
• Provides a flexible and extensive framework for robust functionality
• Reuses the .Net language features to customize applications
• Extends and evolves with and for the users to create:
  o Reusable custom AppComms
  o New reusable function to extend data's transformations
  o New reusable nodes for use in process
  o Multiple layers of data manipulation and numerous hooks for addition of custom developed code.
• Reuses AppComms (connectivity), functions, transformations, processes, nodes, etc.
• Uses .Net language; extremely flexible (without requiring Visual Studio as part of the installation)
• Supports any standard but does not require standards
• SOA:
  o No application server required.
  o Zero coding necessary to expose or consume web services.
  o Complies with SOAP, but does not require SOAP for all or any components.
  o Provides web services using multiple sources
  o Functions as a web services client
• E-Commerce:
  o Easily handles connection to ERP, CRM, Data Stores and Files
  o Sends information via various protocols SOAP, FTP, HTTP, etc
  o Handles the interchange between hierarchical and relational data
• Composite Application Platform:
  o In the past building a composite application required several software tools, usually a combination of BPM and EAI tools with each one working differently. A tremendous amount of work was required to make sure that all of these tools worked together in some useful way. Because of the complexity of the multi-tool environment, maintenance of the finished composite application was challenging.