Plug OneLattice into the stack you already run.

OneLattice connects directly to the tools your compliance, ops, and engineering teams use every day. No rip-and-replace. No bespoke glue code.

Where OneLattice fits in your stack

CRMs and customer data

Push verified profiles, risk scores, and case context into your CRM. Trigger OneLattice workflows on lead and customer events.

Salesforce · HubSpot · Segment

Data warehouse and analytics

Sync raw events, decisions, and audit logs into your warehouse for downstream BI, reporting, and model training.

Snowflake · BigQuery · Redshift · Databricks

Case management and ticketing

OneLattice alerts, investigations, and SAR drafts open as cases or tickets in the system your operations team already lives in.

Jira · ServiceNow · Zendesk

SSO and identity

Authenticate your team with the identity provider you use everywhere else. SCIM provisioning keeps users in sync.

Okta · Azure AD · Auth0 · Google Workspace

Notifications and ops

Real-time alerts for analysts, engineers, and on-call. Configurable channels and severity routing.

Slack · Microsoft Teams · PagerDuty · Email · Webhooks

Banking and payments

Ingest transaction and account data from your banking and payment infrastructure for monitoring and decisioning.

Plaid · Stripe · Modern Treasury · Core banking systems

API and SDKs

Every part of OneLattice is available through a documented REST API and webhook event stream. Build custom integrations or embed OneLattice inside your own product.

  • REST API with versioned endpoints and idempotent writes.
  • Webhook events for decisions, case updates, and audit log entries.
  • Official SDKs for Node.js, Python, and Go.
  • OpenAPI specification and Postman collection.
# Score a customer in real time
POST /v1/decisions
  Authorization: Bearer ...
  Content-Type: application/json
{
  "customer_id": "cus_8h2k9",
  "event": "onboarding",
  "signals": { /* ... */ }
}

Authentication

API keys

Scoped, rotatable, environment-specific. Default for most server-to-server use cases.

OAuth 2.0

For embedded and third-party access where end users grant scoped permissions.

mTLS

Mutual TLS for high-security customers requiring certificate-based authentication.

Don't see your tool?

Anything not listed above is doable through the API and webhook interface. Our solutions team builds custom connectors for enterprise customers when the integration is mission-critical.

Plan an integration with our solutions team.

We'll scope the work, walk through the API, and build a custom connector if you need one.

Talk to solutions