Naoplay
API architecture, governance and security consulting for organizations connecting data, applications and AI agents
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Naoplay
Naoplay designs and governs APIs that let data, applications and AI agents interact with enterprise information systems. Its Smart Proxization method structures governed business proxies between technical systems and API consumers.
Services include API design and management, governance, security, and preparing business interfaces for data, AI agents and MCP use cases. The company is based in Paris and was founded in 2011.
Product: API architecture, design, governance and security services, including business proxies for data and AI-agent access.
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