Interago

Interago is a term used as a proper noun in several distinct domains, including technology, business, and fiction. The word itself derives from Latin interago, meaning to intervene or to act between, and has been adopted as a name to convey bridging or mediation between parties or systems.

In technology contexts, Interago is sometimes used as a brand or project name for software that aims to connect disparate components, services, or data sources. Such projects are typically described as middleware, orchestration, or interoperability layers that facilitate cross-system communication, event routing, or workflow coordination. Because it is a generic-sounding term, multiple initiatives may use Interago as a label without a single canonical implementation.

In business and management, Interago is employed as a company or platform name centered on collaboration, partnerships, and stakeholder mediation. It is used by firms offering advisory services in process integration, cross-organizational governance, or supply-chain coordination.

In fiction and media, Interago appears as the name of a fictional organization, council, or faction. In worldbuilding, a group called Interago may function as an intermediary body that negotiates between rival groups or coordinates collective action.

See also: interoperability, mediation, intermediary.