The MuleSoft Hyperforce Canada and Japan regions have been generally available since December 2024, giving customers in those regions a Salesforce-native infrastructure foundation with local data residency for their Anypoint Platform workloads. What was missing, and what we’ve heard clearly from our customers, was feature parity with the US and EU regions for Agent Fabric.
That gap is now closed. Agent Fabric is available in the Hyperforce Canada and Japan regions. Let’s talk about what that means for your business and what’s supported today.
Agent sprawl doesn’t respect borders
If you’re a platform architect in a regulated industry, eg financial services in Tokyo, healthcare in Toronto, you’ve already lived through the API sprawl problem. Every team spun up their own integrations, duplicated logic, and created a fragile web of point solutions until someone standardized on an iPaaS layer.
The agentic era is repeating that pattern at speed. Hyperscalers are shipping embedded agents, SaaS vendors are adding autonomous capabilities, and individual teams are building their own — all without a unified governance layer. This is agent sprawland the security and compliance risks are compounding faster than most enterprises can track.
For organizations in Canada and Japan, the problem had an additional dimension: even if they wanted to use Agent Fabric to accelerate their innovation, the capabilities weren’t yet available in their local region.
By launching on Hyperforce in Canada and Japan regions, MuleSoft provides:
- Data residency: Customers can now ensure that their agentic workflows and metadata remain within national borders, meeting strict local regulatory and compliance requirements
- Reduced latency: Local regions mean faster communication between agents and the underlying systems of record, which is critical for real-time autonomous actions
- Scalability: Built on the public cloud, Hyperforce provides the elasticity required to scale agent operations from a single pilot to thousands of autonomous workflows
What is Agent Fabric?
Agent Fabric is the enterprise-wide agent control plane designed to turn uncontrolled, fragmented agents into a governed, highly coordinated, and intelligent network. It allows organizations to move fast in the agentic era without losing control by providing a single pane of glass to discover, govern, orchestrate, and observe every agent and MCP endpoint across the enterprise.
| Discover | Agent registry: A central registry built on Exchange where every agent – no matter where it’s built – is cataloged, easy to find, and ready to be reused or composed into solutions |
| Agent Scanners: Automatic detection and cataloging of new and updated agents across major ecosystems like Salesforce Agentforce, Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, and Microsoft Copilot Studio | |
| Public MCP Servers: Access to a curated list of remote, vendor-supported MCP servers in Agent Registry that can be governed and used in your workflows. | |
| Orchestrate | Agent Broker: An intelligent routing and coordination service that connects agents across ecosystems, enabling multi-step processes to execute smoothly and deliver the right outcomes |
| Gov | AI Gateway: Policies that ensure every agent interaction is consistent, compliant, and secure so enterprises can innovate with confidence |
| Observe | Agent Visualizer: Visibility into agent relationships, interactions, and key performance metrics, turning black-box AI into transparent, accountable, and trustworthy systems |
Together, these capabilities form the foundation for a scalable agentic enterprise. They can work in unison to power a complete, governed agent network, or be adopted individually to meet organizations where they are in their AI journey.
Strategic impact for global leaders
Salesforce recently announced a major expansion of Agent Fabric, delivering a trusted agent control plane for your rapidly evolving multi-vendor AI landscape. By extending these capabilities to Canada and Japan, we are enabling global enterprises to innovate with confidence, knowing their AI strategy is built on a foundation of trust, locality, and enterprise-grade governance.
Ready to start your agentic journey in Canada or Japan? Explore the resources below to learn how to prepare your integration landscape for the age of agents.
Editor’s note: This article was collaboratively written by Simone Geib and Ashley Hathaway.