Specification pages
Purpose, triggers, steps, dependencies, transformations, endpoints, and business context.
Pete turns your SnapLogic pipelines and MuleSoft flows into readable, standardized, audit-ready documentation, so teams know what exists, how it works, and what needs attention.
A sample specification generated by Pete, titled Customer onboarding integration specification, marked Ready. It is produced in four steps: import project assets, detect flows and dependencies, generate specification, and export and share. Each spec includes flow purpose and business context; triggers, processors, mappings, and endpoints; dependencies, accounts, tasks, and diagrams; and PDF, SharePoint, and Confluence-ready output.
Pete started with SnapLogic documentation. The same specification value now extends to MuleSoft flows, so integration teams get one consistent way to document and explain their work.
Pete documents SnapLogic projects and turns complex pipelines into structured, review-ready outputs.
Pete now writes specifications for MuleSoft flows, capturing integration behavior in a clear, repeatable format.
We wasted hours on documentation until we found Pete. I wish it had existed five years ago.
Pete takes documentation off your team's plate, keeps it compliant and consistent, and hands those hours back.
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More than exported metadata: usable documentation for delivery, compliance, onboarding, and architecture visibility.
What each flow does, its components, and how they connect.
Diagrams and flow maps that cut investigation time.
Consistent outputs with retention and PDF export for reviews.
A readable overview, with no manual reverse-engineering.
AI review findings with explanations and configurable policies.
Exports to PDF, SharePoint, Confluence, PNG, CSV, and draw.io.
For SnapLogic, Pete reviews project structure against defined metrics and policies. Findings are explained in context, so developers, architects, delivery leads, and governance can act on them faster, alongside the documentation or as a standalone review.
What Pete checks. Project organization, best-practice patterns, quality, maintainability, security, and error handling.
What good looks like. Naming, standards, thresholds, allowed patterns, and your own organization-specific rules.
How it works
Instead of relying on manual updates after delivery, Pete brings documentation closer to the engineering workflow.
Click a step to see what Pete does at that stage
Start from your integration assets and let Pete identify the structure that needs to be documented.
Documentation should not be a static afterthought. Pete creates one shared source of understanding across every team that depends on the integration.
Purpose, triggers, steps, dependencies, transformations, endpoints, and business context.
High-level views for stakeholders who need clarity without going deep into the platform.
Visual maps that help teams see connections and cut reverse-engineering work.
Portable documentation with retention support for audit and governance needs.
For SnapLogic, Pete flags code quality, security, maintainability, and error-handling issues.
Share through SharePoint, Confluence, PDF, PNG, CSV, and draw.io.
Pete gives teams a more consistent alternative to outdated documentation, inconsistent formats, and time-consuming manual updates.
| Need | No documentation | Pete Recommended | Manual documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project visibility | Hidden in the platform | Centralized, readable summaries | Depends on the author |
| Update effort | Not maintained | Fast, repeatable generation | Slow and easy to postpone |
| Standardization | No standard | Consistent structure and outputs | Inconsistent across teams |
| Audit readiness | High risk | Retention-ready documentation | Requires manual cleanup |
| Onboarding | Slow and knowledge-dependent | Faster with clear specifications | Available only if recently updated |
Subscription packages and pricing
Pete packages are structured around documentation generation, retention, diagrams, code review, AI descriptions, Snap Pack support, CI/CD integration, and the number of assets that can be documented.
Best for teams that want to start documenting SnapLogic projects quickly.
For teams that need diagrams and AI-powered review in addition to core documentation.
For mature delivery teams that want AI descriptions, Snap Pack support, and CI/CD integration.
For enterprise-scale documentation, governance, retention, and unlimited asset coverage.
Note: the published package matrix is based on Pete's SnapLogic documentation feature set. MuleSoft flow specification support should be positioned during the package discussion so the selected plan reflects the client's platform scope and implementation needs.
| Feature set | Essential Free |
Standard | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Document generation into DM system | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| PDF documentation | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| PDF documentation retention period | 10 days | 20 days | 50 days | Unlimited |
| Summary pages | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Dependency diagrams: PNG and draw.io | - | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Code review with detailed explanation and adjustable policies | - | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| AI project description and AI pipeline description | - | - | ✔ | ✔ |
| Pete Snap Pack | - | - | ✔ | ✔ |
| CI/CD integration | - | - | ✔ | ✔ |
| Max assets to document: task, pipeline, account | 20 | 100 | 250 | Unlimited |
| License period | 365 days | 365 days | 365 days | 365 days |
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