Companies that use Mulesoft

Proofpoint Crane NXT ADT Discord Technogym CoreSite Insulet Corporation Webster Bank Schibsted Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection Allegiant Air

We dug into our own data to find which companies are using Mulesoft in production. We also asked engineers working in these companies to tell us what other tools they integrate Mulesoft with. Here are real-world examples of how the biggest companies in the world are using Mulesoft.

Proofpoint

Cybersecurity · Sunnyvale, CA · MuleSoft

Proofpoint is a cybersecurity company that helps organisations protect their people from email threats, data loss, and increasingly, risks involving AI agents. Their software is used by more than 80 of the Fortune 100 and thousands of other enterprises worldwide. Around 5,000 people work there.

Like any company of that size, Proofpoint runs a lot of different software systems internally, things like Salesforce for managing customer relationships, finance systems, HR platforms, and so on. The challenge is getting all those systems to talk to each other reliably, so that data flows correctly between them without someone having to manually move it around. That's what MuleSoft does: it acts as the plumbing between applications, so when something happens in one system it can automatically trigger or update something in another.

Proofpoint has an in-house engineering team responsible for building and maintaining those connections. Because Proofpoint is a cybersecurity company, every integration they build has to meet a high bar for security by design. Authentication, access controls, and encrypted data transfer are not optional extras. They're built into how every connection is constructed from the start. A company that sells security to the world has to practise what it preaches internally too.

Crane NXT

Payment Technology · Stamford, CT · MuleSoft

Crane NXT makes the machines that check whether banknotes are real. You'll find their hardware inside ATMs, vending machines, and retail checkouts around the world. They also make the security features printed directly onto currency and high-value documents to make them harder to counterfeit. Around 4,000 people work there across manufacturing sites on multiple continents.

Connecting the systems that run a manufacturing business across that many countries is a significant integration challenge. Crane NXT uses MuleSoft to build and manage the APIs that link their internal systems together, including Salesforce, SAP, and AWS.

The Salesforce integration is a particular focus. The MuleSoft practice is responsible for designing and maintaining the flows that connect customer-facing systems to back-end operations, making sure what happens in one place is reflected accurately in the other. For a company whose products are used to protect the integrity of physical currency, getting the data right matters.

ADT

Consumer Security · Boca Raton, FL · MuleSoft

ADT is one of the most recognised names in home and business security. Those blue yard signs are in neighbourhoods across North America. The company monitors millions of homes and commercial properties and employs around 25,000 people.

Running a security business at that scale means a lot of systems that need to talk to each other. ADT uses MuleSoft to build and manage the integrations between its enterprise platforms, including Salesforce for customer management, Oracle for back-office operations, ServiceNow for IT service management, and Google Cloud.

The MuleSoft practice is responsible for designing and building the APIs that connect all of these systems together, making sure data flows reliably between them. For a company where technicians are being dispatched to customer sites, monitoring centres are tracking alarms in real time, and billing systems are processing millions of accounts, keeping those data flows running without interruption is genuinely business-critical.

Discord

Gaming & Social · San Francisco, CA · MuleSoft

Discord is where gamers hang out. It started as a voice chat app for people playing video games together, and grew into a platform used by more than 200 million people every month, for gaming, communities, hobbies, and pretty much anything else people want to organise around. Around 4,500 people work there.

Behind the scenes, Discord runs the same kind of enterprise software as any large technology company: Salesforce for customer relationships, Oracle Fusion for finance and operations, Workday for HR. Getting those systems to work together reliably is a real engineering challenge, and Discord uses MuleSoft as its integration platform to handle it.

The MuleSoft practice is responsible for building and maintaining the APIs that connect Discord's internal systems, making sure data moves correctly between platforms without manual intervention. For a company whose product runs 24/7 for hundreds of millions of users, having clean, reliable internal infrastructure matters more than it might look from the outside.

Technogym

Fitness Equipment · Cesena, Italy · MuleSoft

Technogym is the Italian company behind the gym equipment you'll find in fitness clubs, hotels, and sports facilities around the world. They've been the official supplier to ten editions of the Olympic Games, from Sydney 2000 to Milan-Cortina 2026. Around 2,800 people work there, and their equipment is used by more than 70 million people every day.

Running a global manufacturing and technology business means connecting a lot of different systems: Salesforce for customer and commercial operations, SAP for manufacturing and finance, AWS and Google Cloud for infrastructure. Technogym uses MuleSoft as the integration layer that ties all of these together, with an in-house engineering team responsible for building and maintaining the APIs that keep data flowing reliably across the business.

The work involves connecting systems across Technogym's 16 international offices and more than 150 countries of operation, making sure that what happens in one part of the business is accurately reflected everywhere else it needs to be.

CoreSite (American Tower)

Data Centres · Denver, CO · MuleSoft

CoreSite is a data centre company owned by American Tower, one of the world's largest owners and operators of wireless infrastructure. CoreSite operates high-performance data centres across the United States, providing the physical facilities and interconnection services that businesses use to run their digital infrastructure. Around 6,000 people work across the broader American Tower group.

Running a data centre business means managing a complex mix of commercial, operational, and technical systems. CoreSite uses MuleSoft to connect its enterprise platforms, including Salesforce for sales and customer management, Marketo for marketing, and Oracle JD Edwards for finance and operations. The MuleSoft practice is responsible for building and maintaining the APIs that tie these systems together and keep data flowing reliably across the business.

For a company whose entire value proposition is uptime and reliability, having clean, well-governed integrations between its own internal systems is a natural extension of that same standard.

Insulet Corporation

Medical Devices · Acton, MA · MuleSoft

Insulet Corporation makes the Omnipod, a small wearable pod that delivers insulin to people with diabetes. You stick it on your skin and it does the work automatically, no needles, no tubes, no multiple daily injections. Around 5,000 people work there, and their products are used in 25 countries.

Behind the scenes, connecting a medical device company's systems is a high-stakes engineering challenge. Patient data, device telemetry, electronic health records, and internal business platforms all need to talk to each other reliably and securely. Insulet uses MuleSoft to manage those connections across AWS and Azure, and they've built a dedicated internal team whose job is to set the standards and governance frameworks that all integrations across the business must follow.

Because Insulet's products are involved in managing a medical condition, every integration has to meet strict HIPAA and FDA requirements. Getting the data right isn't just an IT concern. It's a patient safety concern.

Webster Bank

Banking · Stamford, CT · MuleSoft

Webster Bank is a US commercial bank headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, with more than $80 billion in assets. It serves businesses and individuals across the Northeast, from New York City up through Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.

Like any large bank, Webster runs dozens of different software systems that all need to work together. Customer data, payments, compliance reporting, internal operations - all of it depends on information flowing correctly between platforms. MuleSoft is the integration layer that makes that happen, and Webster has invested in running it as a serious, strategic platform.

The bank treats MuleSoft as a long-term asset rather than a background utility. There's dedicated ownership at a senior level, a maintained roadmap, and a team focused on making sure the integrations that connect Webster's systems are reliable, well-governed, and genuinely useful to the business.

Schibsted

Media · Stockholm, Sweden · MuleSoft

Schibsted is one of Scandinavia's biggest media companies, behind major newspapers like Aftenposten, VG and Aftonbladet, as well as popular online marketplaces like Finn in Norway and Blocket in Sweden.

Like any large media company, Schibsted runs a lot of different systems behind the scenes - HR, finance, payroll, content platforms, marketplace operations. Getting all of those to talk to each other reliably is a genuine challenge at this scale. Schibsted uses MuleSoft as the integration layer that ties everything together, and they've built a dedicated team around it whose job is to design and maintain the connections between systems across the whole organisation.

They've structured this as a proper Integration Competency Center, which is essentially an internal centre of excellence. Rather than each team building their own integrations however they like, there's a central team that sets the standards, owns the platform, and makes sure everything is consistent and well-governed. For a company running news brands and marketplaces across multiple countries, having that kind of shared infrastructure matters.

Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection

Luxury Hospitality · Fort Lauderdale, FL · MuleSoft

The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection is exactly what it sounds like. Three luxury yachts, each carrying a few hundred guests at a time, sailing to destinations around the world under the Ritz-Carlton name. It's one of the more unusual extensions of a hotel brand you'll come across. Around 1,500 people work there.

Running a luxury yacht operation means managing two very different environments at once: the shoreside business that handles bookings, customer data, and commercial operations, and the onboard systems that run the actual experience at sea. Those two worlds need to stay in sync, and that's where MuleSoft comes in.

Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection uses MuleSoft to bridge the gap between its shoreside and onboard systems, making sure that what happens on land is accurately reflected on the ships and vice versa. For a hospitality brand built entirely around seamless, personalised service, having reliable connections between those systems isn't just a technical concern - it's part of delivering the experience guests are paying for.

Allegiant Air

Airlines & Aviation · Las Vegas, NV · MuleSoft

Allegiant Air is a US low-cost airline that does things a little differently. Instead of competing on the busiest routes between major cities, it focuses on connecting smaller towns directly to popular holiday destinations like Las Vegas, Orlando, and Florida's beaches. No connecting flights, no hubs - just direct routes from places that bigger airlines don't bother serving. Around 3,700 people work there.

Running an airline means managing a surprisingly complex web of systems. Bookings, hotel and car rental packages, check-in, flight operations, loyalty, and customer service all need to work together in real time. Allegiant uses MuleSoft as the integration layer across its e-commerce and airline operations platforms, with an in-house engineering team responsible for building and maintaining the APIs that connect these systems.

For a company whose entire business depends on travellers completing a purchase and getting on a plane without something going wrong, keeping those integrations reliable isn't just an IT priority. It's the product.