If your team uses it, your AI can too.
Tools with their own AI connection plug straight in. For the rest, your AI builds the connection through Vortner. No developer, no ticket, no waiting for the vendor.
Works with what you already have.
Some tools come with their own AI connection. Many don’t yet, especially the ones German companies run on. Vortner covers both.
Status as of October 2026. Vendors keep adding their own AI connections. Either way, your rules stay the same.
Weeks of waiting, or one afternoon.
Connecting a tool to AI used to mean a project. Now it means asking for it.
Without Vortner
- Ticket to engineeringGets prioritised against product work
- Someone builds a connectorOn a Friday, in between
- It works, until it doesn’tNobody knows how it was built
With Vortner
- Ask your AI to connect the toolIt builds the connection through Vortner
- Vortner tests it against your accountEvery action marked checked or not
- You approve itYour rules apply from the first question
Built by AI. Checked before anyone uses it.
A connection your AI built shouldn’t be a black box. So nothing goes live untested or unapproved.
Tested against your account
Every action is tried on your real tool before it goes live, and marked as checked or not checked.
Changes stay off until you say so
Anything that would change data starts switched off. You decide when it’s allowed.
A person approves it
Nobody’s AI can switch on a new connection for the whole company on its own.
Your rules on every tool
Built or plugged in, every connection follows the same rules.
Keys stay encrypted
Access to your tools is stored per company and never handed to the AI.
It tells you when a tool changes
Vortner keeps checking each connection and flags it when something stops working.