Is your integration strategy ready for AI agents?

A free, 10-question integration maturity and AI-readiness assessment. It scores your organisation from 0 to 100 across eight dimensions, from integration landscape, API reuse and operations to security, cost, data and agentic readiness, and benchmarks you against the MuleSoft Connectivity Benchmark 2026. It takes about two minutes and the scorecard is shown instantly.

AI agents can only act on systems they can reach through governed APIs and events. AI readiness for integration means your applications are connected, your APIs are catalogued and reusable, security policies extend to non-human callers, data is trusted and available in real time, and cost and operations are under control. Most enterprises are not there yet: only about 27% of applications are integrated on average.

MCP is an open protocol that lets AI agents discover and call tools in a standard way. An MCP server wraps your APIs so an agent can use them safely, with authentication, policies and audit handled by your integration layer instead of by each agent. If your APIs are already managed and reusable, exposing them as MCP tools is a small step. If they are not, MCP exposes every gap at once.

A2A is a protocol for AI agents to communicate and delegate work to each other. MCP connects an agent to tools and data; A2A connects agents to other agents. Scaling either one in an enterprise needs the same foundation: an AI or agent gateway, a registry of governed tools, identity for agents and observability of what they do. The Agent-Ready Score measures exactly that foundation.

MuleSoft Anypoint Platform provides API-led connectivity, API management and a gateway that can expose existing APIs as governed tools for AI agents, including MCP, and connect them to Salesforce Agentforce and other agent platforms. Timestamp, a MuleSoft partner in Portugal, designs and runs these architectures: target API landscape, MCP servers, agent gateway and the operating model around them.

No. The questions are about your practices, not your vendor. Organisations running Boomi, webMethods, SAP Integration Suite, Azure Logic Apps, custom ESBs or no platform at all get the same scorecard. If you are evaluating a move to MuleSoft, or need MuleSoft to coexist with what you already have, the free architecture review covers that.

An integration architecture that organises APIs into reusable layers: system APIs that unlock core systems, process APIs that orchestrate business logic, and experience APIs tailored to channels, apps and now AI agents. It is the pattern behind most MuleSoft implementations and the fastest route to a catalogue of tools an agent can safely call.

You see your scorecard immediately: overall score, maturity level, a verdict on each dimension and your headline gap. You can then request a free 60–90 minute architecture review with Timestamp's architects, or a free detailed integration and AI assessment. There is no cost and no obligation.

Timestamp: Integration Technologies & Services is a Portuguese integration consultancy and MuleSoft partner. Services include integration strategy and TCO analysis, running integration platforms, API management, secure integration and agentic enablement with MCP servers and AI gateways.