Minicor
Minicor turns legacy, no-API desktop systems like EHRs and ERPs into callable APIs using self-healing automation.
The Problem
Businesses often depend on legacy desktop software such as Electronic Health Record, ERP, Dealer Management, Supply Chain Management, Transportation Management, or Content Management systems that were never built with APIs. Integrating with these systems today typically means building and maintaining fragile custom automation or manual workarounds, work that is costly and breaks easily when the underlying application changes. Teams need a way to connect to these systems programmatically without taking on that integration burden themselves.
The Solution
Minicor agentically builds automations on top of any no-API legacy system and hands the business a standard API endpoint to call, so the underlying desktop application can be interfaced with like any modern service. The automations are described as self-healing, reducing the need for customers to build or maintain the integration themselves. The platform includes zero-trust governance features such as component-level access control, agentic verification, and human-in-the-loop gating, along with run-level and step-level logging and video session replays for observability. It also handles authentication complexities like 2FA/OTP/MFA, credential vaulting, and persistent sessions, supports scaling through parallelization and caching, pushes events via webhooks, telemetry, and Slack integration, and can be deployed on desktops, virtual machines, or browsers, hosted on the customer's infrastructure or Minicor's.
