Ship your ServiceNow & SAPintegrations in weeks.
Lab0 is an AI forward-deployed engineer that builds deep, two-way connectors between your product and the enterprise systems your customers run, ServiceNow, SAP, Salesforce, Workday, and custom APIs. When the integration is the thing blocking go-live, we unblock it.
ServiceNow · SAP · Salesforce · Workday · custom APIs·Dry-run previews·Backed by Y Combinator
Your product is ready. The integration into their stack is the long pole.
Enterprise buyers don't adopt a product that doesn't connect to the systems they run on. So the deal stalls behind a ServiceNow or SAP integration, built by hand, re-tuned per customer, and owned forever. The integration, not the product, is what decides whether you go live.
Agentic connectors, built against their real instance.
Lab0 runs discovery against the customer's actual ServiceNow or SAP instance, builds a two-way connector to spec, and validates it before anything writes. Instead of your team hand-rolling each integration, an agent workflow encodes the patterns and ships the next one faster.
Map both sides
Agents profile your API and the customer's instance, tables, fields, auth model, and processes, and produce a connector spec that maps your product onto how their system actually works.
Build the two-way connector
Generate the integration, auth, field mappings, callbacks, and write-back workflows, staged as changes your team reviews. Each connector encodes patterns that make the next customer faster.
Validate, preview & go live
Every write is previewed as a controlled dry-run before it touches the customer's instance. Validate against test cases, then promote with approval staying on your team.
Build it in-house, or ship it in weeks.
You can hand-roll each enterprise integration with your own engineers, or run it through Lab0. Here's the difference when the connector is what stands between you and go-live.
| Build it in-house | Lab0 connectors | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first integration | Quarters, discovery, build, and security review on your roadmap. | Weeks, agents run discovery against the real instance and build to spec. |
| Who builds it | Your product engineers, pulled off the roadmap. | Lab0's agent workflow, with your team reviewing and approving. |
| Per-customer config | Re-tuned by hand for every enterprise instance. | Discovery runs against each customer's actual instance; patterns are reused. |
| Two-way write-back | High-risk to build and test against a live customer system. | Dry-run controlled change previews before anything writes, approval and rollback stay on your team. |
| Coverage | Whatever you have time to build first. | ServiceNow, SAP, Salesforce, Workday, and custom APIs, the systems your customers actually run. |
| Maintenance | You own every connector as both sides change. | The workflow keeps connectors in spec as instances and platforms shift. |
What a connector looks like.
A concrete example: a procurement product that needs to push intake requests into a customer's ServiceNow ITSM and sync status back. Lab0 builds the two-way spec against the real instance, the same surfaces your engineers would, without pulling them off the product.
Your product's API
Lab0 profiles your API, objects, events, and auth, and maps them onto the customer's target system instead of forcing a generic schema.
ServiceNow / SAP instance
Discovery runs against the customer's real instance, tables, fields, ACLs, and processes, so the connector fits how they actually run, not a reference config.
Create, sync & write back
Procurement intake becomes ITSM records, status syncs both ways, and callbacks fire, the integration that decides whether the deal goes live.
Controlled by design.Every write to a customer's instance is previewed as a dry-run development change before it's applied. Approval and rollback stay with your team, and each connector encodes patterns that make the next one faster.
Agentic connectors, common questions
What is an agentic connector?
An agentic connector is a deep, two-way integration between your product and an enterprise system your customers run, such as ServiceNow, SAP, Salesforce, or Workday. Lab0 builds it by running discovery against the customer's real instance, then generating the integration, auth, field mappings, and write-back workflows to spec.
How long does it take to ship an enterprise integration with Lab0?
Building enterprise integrations in-house typically takes quarters because discovery, build, and security review sit on your product roadmap. Lab0 runs discovery against the real instance and builds the connector to spec in weeks, without pulling your engineers off the product.
Why do enterprise deals stall on integration?
Enterprise buyers do not adopt a product that does not connect to the systems they run on, so a signed deal waits behind a ServiceNow or SAP integration. Until the connector ships, the booked revenue sits unrealized. The integration, not the product, decides whether you go live.
Does Lab0 build two-way, write-back integrations?
Yes. Real integrations write back, create records, trigger workflows, and sync state both ways. Lab0 builds two-way connectors against a live customer instance, validated against test cases before anything writes.
Who maintains the connectors Lab0 builds?
Lab0's agent workflow keeps connectors in spec as both the customer instance and the upstream platform change, so your engineers are not pulled back to maintain each integration by hand.
Book a demo.
If an enterprise deal is stuck behind a ServiceNow or SAP integration, give us the connector you need and we'll scope it against a real instance. If it doesn't move your go-live, that'll be obvious fast.