212 published Salesforce objects, 4,173+ documented and API-accessible fields, full OpenAPI YAML specification, public Postman collection. Bidirectional REST/JSON. Built on the world’s leading enterprise integration platform.
OpenAPI v3.1 · 212 objects · live response sample · Postman-ready
A closed data model is how legacy vendors keep customers. Limited APIs, undocumented fields, integrations only via the vendor’s own services team, extra charges for every connection. Buyers find out after signature: the platform that promised “integrations” can’t actually expose the field they need.
Customer language from formal evaluations has been blunt: “Momentus does not offer fully open APIs and not all fields carry the required end-points.” If you can’t integrate every field, your operating model bends to the vendor’s, not the other way around.
Every Salesforce object Thynk uses is published. Every field is documented. The OpenAPI specification is public. The Postman collection is public. Middleware compatibility (MuleSoft, Boomi) is standard. Your BI team queries the same data your sales team reads. Your integration team builds against the same spec the platform team built against.
And because the platform is Salesforce-native, you inherit Salesforce’s entire integration ecosystem: AppExchange (5,000+ certified apps), Mulesoft Composer, Boomi, the AppExchange security review process, and Salesforce’s three releases per year — automatically applied.
Documented openness, EU residency, audit trail, three platform releases per year — the boring guarantees that win the IT vote in selection committees.
Every object Thynk uses is documented and API-accessible. Your integration team queries the same model the platform team built against.
Every field. No hidden columns. No ‘contact us for that’. The full data dictionary is public.
Industry-standard machine-readable API spec. Auto-generate clients in any language. Plug into existing developer tooling.
Try the API before you commit. Validate the integration in an afternoon, not a procurement cycle.
Read and write. Subscribe to events. Trigger workflows. Standard HTTP, standard JSON. Nothing proprietary.
99.9%+ uptime SLA. Three Salesforce platform releases per year, automatically applied. AI capabilities (Einstein, Agentforce) deeply integrated.
Germany primary, France secondary. GDPR-aligned. Optional Salesforce Shield for field-level encryption and event monitoring.
Standard identity integration with the IDP your IT team already runs. No bespoke auth.
SIEM-compatible (Splunk, Azure Sentinel). Forward audit events to your central security stack.
PMS (Opera, Mews, Protel, Apaleo). ERP (SAP, MS Dynamics 365, NAV). Cvent. Outlook. Prismm. BigCommerce. Mulesoft. Boomi. Email-to-case ticketing.
An open API is a guarantee that your data stays yours, even as your stack evolves around the platform.
GDPR, ISO-aligned, Salesforce Shield options, audit logging, SIEM compatibility — the compliance posture in one place.
Read more →How venue IT teams evaluate Thynk against in-house architecture: EU residency, OpenAPI, SSO, audit. The page that wins the IT vote.
Read more →Why ‘Salesforce-native’ is a structural advantage, not a marketing line — on data openness, ecosystem and platform release cadence.
Read more →The application layer above the data model. Bookings, events, spaces — on the same objects your integration team queries.
Read more →A 45-minute technical walkthrough with the team. Object model, OpenAPI spec, Postman collection, sample integration patterns. The session that closes the IT vote.
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