CoolDeal's Swarm is an agentic micro-SaaS product for deal discovery, charge recovery, and logistics coordination. The first Decionis wedge was the Resolve pillar, where governed decisions sit directly in the path of disputes, recovery, and operational actioning.
The important signal is not just that the integration worked. It worked from the public API docs and zero-config flow alone: sponsor verification, mapping session, sample upload, bundle issuance, and callback registration without turning the motion into a Decionis services engagement.
CoolDeal's Swarm hunts for better marketplace prices and routes live opportunities into the operator's preferred channel.
Its Resolve pillar focuses on billing disputes, charge recovery, and tracked recovery outcomes with an audit trail.
The Bridge coordinates real-world pickup, delivery, and logistics work where proof of completion matters.
CoolDeal started through the public register and verify flow, then moved straight into the mapping session using the returned onboarding grant.
Using `sample_events_flat.jsonl` kept the first-run mapping simple and removed unnecessary nested payload ambiguity during setup.
Decionis returned the org API key, connector ID, webhook secret, webhook URL, and policy version through the standard deployment-bundle route.
The callback destination was registered through the first-class `WEBHOOK` provider, keeping the Resolve workflow self-serve from ingress through decision delivery.
The public API docs are now strong enough to carry a real partner from OTP verification to live bundle issuance and callback registration.
A flat event sample is the best first-run reference path. Partners can still map nested events later, but flattening the first sample reduces onboarding drag.
CoolDeal only needed the deployment bundle env set plus an optional callback secret, which keeps integration setup clear and repeatable for future partners.
Resolve was onboarded first, which is the right wedge for dispute and charge-recovery operations before expanding into hunt or logistics workflows.
Temporary probes and secrets were removed after validation, which means the final path is a clean contract rather than a debugging artifact.
CoolDeal now serves as the clearest example of zero-onboarding through the API docs alone, not a consulting-led implementation path.
CoolDeal proves a stronger product claim than a guided pilot: a new partner can use the public API docs, a flat sample, and the zero-config workspace contract to get through onboarding without a bespoke implementation track.