Reshuffle offers a code‑centric integration runtime that lets developers build event‑driven workflows in JavaScript or TypeScript and deploy them to their own cloud or on‑premise environments. The platform includes a library of over 50 pre‑built connectors for SaaS, cloud services, and databases, and provides built‑in credential vaulting, audit logging, and CI/CD hooks for secure, automated integration delivery.
Funding
$500K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Developers often spend weeks writing custom code to connect heterogeneous APIs, SaaS services, and internal systems, facing security constraints and limited reuse of integration logic.
Solution
Reshuffle provides a code‑centric integration runtime that lets developers define business workflows in JavaScript or TypeScript and deploy them directly to their own cloud account or on‑premise servers. The platform ships with a growing library of pre‑built connectors for major cloud services, SaaS APIs, and messaging systems, reducing the need to write boilerplate adapters. Because the runtime runs inside the customer’s security perimeter, data never leaves the organization’s trusted environment, and audit logs capture every credential and code change. Reshuffle integrates with existing CI/CD pipelines, enabling automated testing, version control, and rapid iteration of integration logic. The open‑source core gives full visibility into execution, while the managed console offers centralized monitoring, credential vaulting, and compliance reporting.
Target Audience
The primary users are software engineers, DevOps teams, and integration architects building automated workflows for SaaS products, enterprise IT, or media production pipelines.
Features
- JavaScript/TypeScript SDK that defines event‑driven workflows using a simple `Reshuffle` object and connector instances
- Over 50 ready‑made connectors for services such as Salesforce, Shopify, Slack, Twilio, AWS, Google Cloud, and database drivers
- Plug‑in architecture allowing developers to publish custom connectors as npm packages or private modules
- Runtime executes in the customer’s own cloud account or on‑premise servers, ensuring data residency and zero‑trust security
- Built‑in credential vault and role‑based access controls, with immutable audit trails for all integration changes
- Native hooks for Git‑based CI/CD tools (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI) to automate testing, deployment, and rollback
- Centralized dashboard for monitoring workflow health, logging, and alerting across all integrations
- Open‑source runtime licensed under MIT, providing full source visibility and the ability to self‑host without licensing fees