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  • Rampart

    20 integrations shipped in half a day

  • Wander

    22 seconds to connect a property manager’s PMS

  • Kompas

    Under an hour to migrate a 300-tenant portfolio

  • Patchbay

    82% savings in development costs

  • Deepki

    Months to days to bring a new source live

Tell us what you’re building and we’ll follow up to find a time.

Trusted by fast-growing startups and global enterprises

Built to be trusted with your users’ logins

Your users give you their credentials. We protect them like they’re our own.

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Encrypted vault

Credentials are encrypted at rest and in transit.

Isolated execution

Each task runs on its own computer.

Compliance

SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS.

Auditable by default

Every run is recorded with screenshots and reasoning logs.

Questions we get asked

If yours isn’t here, ask it in the form and we’ll answer it on the call.

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We look at your product, the portals blocking you, and the workflow you need. If it’s a fit, a solutions engineer walks through one of those workflows with you. No canned demo.

Rampart shipped around 20 integrations in half a day. A typical first integration is days, not months, once credentials and the workflow are scoped. MFA, CAPTCHA, and Citrix change the timeline, which is why the first call maps the actual portals.

Deck handles MFA, SSO, 2FA, CAPTCHAs, and anti-bot defenses natively. Agents run in isolated VMs and navigate the same way a person would, so bot-blocking that stops scrapers doesn’t stop Deck.

No. Deck agents operate through the browser UI. If your team can log in and click through it, Deck can automate it, including legacy ERPs, government portals, payer platforms, and Citrix apps.

Credentials sit in an encrypted PCI-compliant vault, never in agent prompts or logs. Each agent runs in an isolated VM. You control access, rotation, and retention.

In-house scrapers and RPA break when UIs change, and the long tail rarely pays for itself. Teams like Deepki keep high-volume pipes in-house and send the rest to Deck, so engineering time goes back to the product.

Yes. The Free plan is available at console.deck.co. The form is for teams who want a scoped walkthrough of their actual portals.