Boomi
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Boomi provides a cloud-based integration and automation platform used by enterprises for connecting applications, data, and workflows as part of digital transformation efforts. The company serves large organizations across industries.
Also known as Boomi AtomSphere Β· Boomi, LP Β· Dell Boomi
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Boomi is an American software company specializing in integration platform as a service (iPaaS), data integration, API management, master data management, data preparation, and AI-powered automation. Its platform lets organizations connect applications, manage APIs, integrate data, and automate business processes from a unified cloud-native solution built around a low-code, drag-and-drop visual interface.
The Boomi Enterprise Platform spans several product families: AI infrastructure and agent tooling (Agentstudio, agent management, agent context, MCP connectivity, and connectors to more than 1,000 enterprise applications); data management (data integration, Data Hub, Meta Hub, Knowledge Hub, ingestion, transformation, orchestration, reverse ETL, and CDC replication); integration and automation (Flow low-code app building, event streams, B2B/EDI management, task automation, and managed file transfer); and API management (governance, security, and API products, including a federated API Control Plane, API Gateway, and developer portal). The company also offers customer success, professional, and managed services, plus training and a partner ecosystem of embedded software providers, systems integrators, and technology partners.
Boomi markets industry solutions for manufacturing, healthcare and life sciences, retail and CPG, financial services, higher education, public sector, and energy and utilities, along with functional solutions for IT, finance, HR, marketing, sales, supply chain, analytics, and support, and use cases such as order-to-cash, source-to-pay, hire-to-retire, customer 360, ERP and legacy modernization, M&A and divestiture, and data sovereignty.
Founding story
Boomi was founded in 2000 in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, by Rick Nucci, starting from a "configuration-based" approach to integration in which users build and deploy integration processes through a visual drag-and-drop interface. The company was named after BhΕ«mi, the Hindu goddess representing Mother Earth.
Business model
Boomi sells subscription access to its cloud-based enterprise platform, with pricing tiers described as spanning small and midsize businesses through large enterprises, a free trial entry point, and complementary customer success, professional, and managed services engagements. It also offers an embedded option through which software providers integrate Boomi capabilities into their own products.
Traction
Boomi's site states that more than 30,000 customers use the platform and that its Connect capability provides governed access to over 1,000 enterprise applications; Wikipedia lists 1,907 employees as of 2022. Its iPaaS received FedRAMP authorization in August 2019.
Latest developments
Recent activity centers on AI and data infrastructure: the 2024 introduction of Agentstudio for building and deploying AI agents, expanded API management via the APIIDA federated API management business and Cloud Software Group's API assets (including Mashery) in May 2024, the December 2024 agreement to acquire Rivery for CDC and ELT capabilities, and the May 2025 agreement to acquire Thru, Inc. for managed file transfer, expected to close by the end of June 2025. Current product messaging emphasizes agentic workflows, agent management and governance, MCP connectors, and knowledge and metadata hubs for grounding AI agents.
βΈFull profile β market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Boomi is an established provider in the iPaaS, API management, and data management categories, stating that more than 30,000 customers use its platform. It has expanded scope through repeated acquisitions in API management, data integration, and managed file transfer, and positions its platform as infrastructure for enterprise AI and agentic workloads.
Boomi positions a single unified platform that spans application integration, API governance, data pipelines and master data management, file transfer, and AI-driven automation, managed from one interface, with a low-code visual builder that has been a consistent element of the product since AtomSphere.
Technology
The platform is a cloud-native, low-code integration environment whose runtime traces back to AtomSphere, using a visual point-and-click interface managed through a browser. It supports event-driven architectures and lifecycle management, with event-driven partners including Dell EMC and Solace and integrations for Amazon SQS, Microsoft Azure Service Bus, and RabbitMQ. API capabilities include a federated API Control Plane spanning multiple gateway vendors, an API Gateway, and a developer portal. Data capabilities include discovery, cataloging, and preparation tools originating from Unifi Software, master data management via Boomi DataHub, and change data capture and ELT from the Rivery acquisition, plus managed file transfer from the Thru acquisition. Agentstudio provides a framework for building and deploying AI agents that automate integration, data management, and workflow tasks, and the platform exposes MCP connectors and responsible-AI security and compliance standards.
Go-to-market
Boomi combines direct sales (contact-sales and free-trial motions) with a global partner ecosystem of embedded and software providers, systems integrators, and technology partners, plus strategic alliances with Amazon Web Services, ServiceNow, and Snowflake. It supports demand generation and adoption through a resource library, blog, events and webinars, podcast, a community, and more than 100 training courses.
Boomi targets organizations ranging from small and midsize businesses to large enterprises and public-sector bodies, with vertical offerings for manufacturing, healthcare and life sciences, retail and CPG, financial services, higher education, public sector, and energy and utilities, and buyer-oriented solutions for IT, finance, HR, marketing, sales, supply chain, analytics, and support teams.
Geography
Boomi is headquartered in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, United States, and operates internationally, with its website offered in English, French, German, Italian, and Japanese and references to a global partner network and continued global expansion.
History
Founded in 2000 in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, Boomi began with "configuration-based" integration and launched its services in 2007 with the release of AtomSphere, a browser-managed integration cloud with a point-and-click build experience. Dell announced its acquisition of Boomi on November 2, 2010. Under Dell, Boomi acquired cloud development platform company ManyWho in March 2017 and Unifi Software in December 2019, obtained FedRAMP authorization for its iPaaS in August 2019, and released its Integration Center of Excellence service in February 2020. On May 2, 2021, Francisco Partners and TPG Capital announced a definitive agreement to acquire Boomi from Dell Technologies for $4 billion. Steve Lucas was appointed Chairman and CEO in December 2022. Subsequent acquisitions included APIIDA AG's federated API management business and API management assets (including Mashery) from Cloud Software Group in May 2024, Rivery in December 2024, and Thru, Inc. in May 2025.
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Competitors Β· 8
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Timeline Β· 13
launches, deals, and filingsBoomi announced a definitive agreement to acquire Thru, Inc., a provider of enterprise-grade managed file transfer solutions, with closing expected by the end of June 2025.
Boomi announced a definitive agreement to acquire Rivery, a data integration provider specializing in change data capture and ELT capabilities.
Boomi acquired API management assets from Cloud Software Group, including the Mashery product.
Boomi acquired the federated API management business of German company APIIDA AG, adding API Control Plane capabilities for managing APIs across multiple gateway vendors.
Boomi introduced Agentstudio, a framework for building and deploying AI agents that automate integration, data management, and workflow tasks.
Francisco Partners and TPG Capital entered into a definitive agreement with Dell Technologies to acquire Boomi in a transaction valued at $4 billion.
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Boomi acquired Unifi Software, adding data catalog, discovery, and preparation capabilities to its integration platform.
Boomi's integration platform as a service was authorized by FedRAMP.
Boomi released the technology now known as AtomSphere, a browser-managed integration cloud retaining a visual point-and-click interface for building integrations.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Boomi do?
- Boomi is an enterprise software company providing a cloud-native iPaaS for integration, API management, data management, and automation.
- Who are Boomi's investors?
- Boomi's investors include Francisco Partners, TPG, Golub Growth, Sixth Street.
