Integration roadmaps that never end
The vendor said 'quick implementation.' Six months later, you're still building API connectors and debugging data pipelines. The business is asking why it's taking so long.
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Most work intelligence tools need 6 months of API integrations and a data engineering team. Fluency installs in under an hour, requires zero integrations, and respects user privacy by design.
Why IT teams dread 'process intelligence' projects
Privacy and security concerns that kill projects
Legal flags the data collection. Security wants to audit the cloud architecture. Employees hear 'monitoring' and assume the worst. The project stalls before it starts.
Another platform to maintain
Every new tool adds integrations to manage, schemas to sync, and breaking changes to chase. Your team is already stretched across 200 other applications.
Traditional tools vs. Fluency
The old way
- 6-month integration project with dedicated engineering
- 'Bossware' that captures everything and creeps out employees
- API connectors that break every time a vendor updates
- Data engineering team required to maintain pipelines
The Fluency way
- Install in under an hour with zero integrations
- Privacy-first design with user controls and content filtering
- OS-level observation that works regardless of application changes
- No pipelines to build, no schemas to sync
“With Fluency, we've turned a major operational pain point into a streamlined, efficient system that keeps our team aligned and productive.”
Sub-hour deployment
No integration work. No network changes. Install the agent and start capturing workflows the same day.
Zero maintenance burden
No API connectors to manage. No schemas to update. No breaking changes when applications change.
Privacy by design
User controls, automatic filtering, and SOC 2 certification. Built to pass legal and security review.
Business self-service
Operations teams can deploy and run Fluency with IT oversight.
Deploy without friction.
See real workflow data tomorrow—without the integration project.