Celigo Ora

Celigo Ora is a natural language interface inside the Celigo automation platform. Describe a workflow and its specialist AI agents draft the flows, connections and logic, stage the changes for approval, and trace errors back to their root cause using a live map of your account.

Celigo Ora is a natural language layer built directly into the Celigo integration platform. Instead of learning a configuration interface, users describe the outcome they need and Ora generates the flows, connections, field mappings and logic behind it. The product is aimed at three overlapping groups: IT specialists who want to spend their time on architecture rather than configuration, business technologists who understand a process but do not write code, and operations teams who currently wait on IT tickets to adjust or repair automations. Celigo positions the shift as one from learning a UI and its configuration language to simply stating what should happen. The mechanism underneath is a set of specialized AI agents covering flows, connections, integration error management, scripts and APIs, with an orchestration layer that routes each request to the appropriate specialist and passes context along until the task is finished. On connection, Ora maps the account's integrations, flows, connections and dependencies into a live knowledge graph, which it uses to reason about the impact of a proposed change before anything is altered. Two interaction modes are offered: one that executes immediately and one that explains the plan first. In both cases, changes are staged and require explicit approval, so governance is preserved. In daily use, the most concrete application is diagnosis. Rather than surfacing an alert and leaving the investigation to a person, Ora traces an error through audit logs and the dependency graph to its root cause, including cases where the failure originated somewhere other than where it surfaced. Published customer examples include cross-referencing a platform's API changelog against existing flow IDs to flag deprecation risk, and an operations manager editing a flow they had never previously touched. Ora is not a standalone product. It sits inside Celigo's iPaaS and is only as useful as the account it can see, which distinguishes it from assistants bolted onto older platforms. Teams already running Celigo get an additional interface over their existing estate; teams starting fresh are choosing the platform as much as the assistant.