Art2link ESB
The AI Accelerator
What it is for
Art2link ESB ships with an AI Accelerator in the portal. Its job is the part of integration work nobody enjoys: reading message samples, figuring out fields, and writing the three artifacts that handle them: maps, pipeline components, and custom functions. You work with it in free-form chat, describing what you need in your own words.
It arrives already knowing the transaction formats integration teams actually meet: EDI in both X12 and EDIFACT, HL7, HIPAA and FHIR, SWIFT, ISO 20022, SAP IDoc, and plain JSON and XML. Paste in a sample and it reads the standard fields on its own. What it cannot guess is what is particular to you: your custom segments, the shape you want out, the edge cases that matter. None of that is mandatory, and leaving it out never blocks an answer; the more you state, the better the artifact you get back.
Where your data goes: nowhere
The first question every regulated customer asks: "we handle patient data, where do these prompts go?"
Here is the answer, and it is the whole design: the AI Accelerator runs locally in your tenant. Its infrastructure is deployed into your own subscription, next to the rest of the platform. Your prompts, your sample messages, and its answers never leave your tenant. Nothing crosses to Cerebrum City or to any outside AI service.
The boundary runs both ways. The Accelerator has no access to the actual transactions crossing the bus, no access to your tracking information, and no access to the internet. Its only input is what you paste into the chat: a sample here, a question there. Production message traffic is simply not visible to it.
What it costs
Nothing extra to buy. The AI Accelerator is included in every edition of Art2link ESB. One limit is worth knowing: on the Starter edition you get 100 prompts.
One module to go
Publish-select-deliver, the building blocks, the adapters, the habits, and an AI Accelerator that keeps your data at home. One thing is left: seeing what actually ran. Module 6 covers Tracking, the searchable historical record of every integration run.
Check yourself
Three quick questions on this module, in the same style as the exam. Not graded, not recorded, just practice with instant explanations.