Launching RBAC and our commitment to the Enterprise

Today, we are excited to announce the availability of RBAC on Nango.

RBAC makes it easier to bring more of your team onto Nango securely, including developers, customer support, and customer success, without giving everyone the same level of access.

This launch is also part of a broader push for us.

We are deeply committed to the Enterprise, and recent engineering hires at Nango are focused exclusively on Enterprise features across security, self-hosting, and scalability.

Nango already powers production integrations for Enterprise customers such as Replit, Mercor, Ramp, Motion, ACA Group, The Linux Foundation, and teams across finance, HR, legaltech, and healthcare.

How RBAC works

RBAC gives teams a simple way to control who can access what inside Nango.

There are three roles:

• Developers can inspect all integration data in development and staging environments, but not production
• Customer support and customer success can access production details such as who has connected which integration, sync runs, and detected issues, but cannot access sensitive data like API credentials and secret keys
• Administrators can access everything

This setup is designed to match how integration teams actually work.

Developers often need deep visibility while building and testing integrations, but many companies do not want them accessing production data by default. On the other hand, support and success teams often need production visibility to help customers troubleshoot issues, but they should not need access to secrets or credentials.

RBAC is now available on Nango Cloud for Growth and Enterprise plans, as well as on Enterprise self-hosted deployments. It is not available on free self-hosted instances.

We would love to hear your feedback as more teams roll it out.

Built for Enterprise scalability and flexibility

Nango was designed for Enterprise scalability and flexibility from day one.

Because we are open-source, we had to focus on self-hosting early. That made self-hosting a first-class part of the platform rather than an afterthought.

Flexible integration design and per-customer configuration

From the beginning, we designed Nango for flexibility and control.

Teams have full control over their integrations code and can configure integrations on a per-customer basis, so they can fetch precisely the data their users need, and nothing more.

Nango supports a wide range of integration patterns on a single platform, including AI tool calls, MCP, one-way and two-way syncs, asynchronous writes, webhooks, real-time reads, polling triggers, and composable workflows.

On top of that, Nango provides pre-built auth and a framework for 700+ APIs across 30+ categories.

A scalable, battle-tested runtime

Nango’s runtime is built to provide security, compliance, and scalability for integrations out of the box.

That includes secure tenant isolation for fairness and security across connected accounts, comprehensive logging for observability and auditability, and auto-scaling for demanding workloads such as traffic spikes, long-running syncs, and webhook floods.

More than ten thousand companies have used Nango, and Nango Cloud powers billions of API requests every month.

The runtime is designed for scale from the ground up, with integrations modeled as functions and a horizontally scaling architecture.

Our team has also built developer platforms at AWS, GitHub, Netlify, Uber, Snyk, and MuleSoft, and we have brought a lot of those lessons into Nango.

Secure deployment of AI-built integrations

We are also investing heavily in helping teams use AI to build integrations without giving up control.

Nango provides tooling, skills, and a testing framework that let teams build integrations with AI agents while retaining ownership of the code, deployment process, and runtime.

It works with any coding agent harness and any AI model, including self-hosted models running in your own infrastructure.

Teams can also securely deploy integrations from their own repositories to self-hosted Nango instances.

Flexible deployment models: Cloud, self-hosted, and embedded

All of this is available across multiple deployment models.

For teams that want the fastest path, Nango Cloud provides a highly compliant setup with zero infrastructure overhead, including SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR support.

For teams with stricter requirements, self-hosted Nango provides a fully airgapped deployment in your own infrastructure.

And for companies that need to ship Nango as part of their own product, our embedded model supports on-prem deployments inside their customers’ environments.

Enterprise customers can get support SLAs across all deployment models.

For self-hosted deployments specifically, we have also focused on efficient and flexible operations, including fully airgapped setups, Kubernetes Helm charts, direct support access to Nango DevOps engineers, and scalable capacity-based pricing.

To discuss your requirements, you can get in touch here: https://nango.dev/demo

Powering Enterprise integrations in production

Nango already powers integrations in production for AI leaders such as Replit, Mercor, Ramp, Semgrep, and Motion.

Replit uses Nango to power connection triggers for more than 30 integrations, helping scale automation workflows quickly.

As Amadeo Pellicce, tech lead at Replit, says: "Nango solved one of the hardest parts of integrations cleanly. We quickly launched connection triggers across 30+ integrations on Nango and have been scaling rapidly without any issues.”

Motion used Nango to build 186 integrations for its AI agent platform in a matter of weeks, across a highly diverse set of use cases.

Another AI leader shipped 15 integrations to production within 10 days of starting with Nango. Just a week after adopting the platform, they were already live and have since continued expanding their catalog while also deepening the functionality of existing integrations.

Semgrep moved from another integration platform to Nango to gain full control over its integrations.

The Linux Foundation uses Nango to power LFX, its suite of tools for open-source maintainers to understand who contributes to their projects and how. Nango powers data syncs for tens of thousands of GitHub repositories there.

What’s next

We are excited to keep doubling down on the Enterprise and the most demanding integration workloads.

RBAC is one step in that direction, but there is a lot more coming across security, self-hosting, scalability, and the workflows large teams need to operate integrations in production.