Stacksync

Stacksync reads and writes to both sides of a connection, so a change in Salesforce reaches PostgreSQL in milliseconds and the reverse trip works the same way. You set the direction per object, which matters when one system is the system of record for some fields and a consumer for others. The sync engine handles deletes, updates and inserts as separate events rather than treating everything as a full refresh. It isn't an ETL alternative in the usual sense, because there's no nightly load to schedule.

The platform proposes mappings between source and target fields, and you adjust them before anything runs. Field names can differ as long as the types line up. When a connected system changes its schema, Stacksync asks you to review the configuration instead of silently dropping fields, which is the failure mode that costs teams a week of cleanup.

Workflows run your own logic on top of synced data: transform a record, call an API, branch on a condition, queue a retry. Logic is versioned, and each run executes either synchronously or in the background. EDI documents and event queues use the same building blocks, so a supply chain flow doesn't need a second tool.

Genies are cross-system agents that run documented processes against live operational data, such as multi-system reconciliation, exception triage, enrichment or case preparation. They run unattended in the background and log every step. Each run adds context to the process, which is how Stacksync gets closer to predictable execution instead of a fresh guess every time. That gap between AI agents for enterprise data and a chat window that can't touch a record is the whole point.

Stacksync runs an MCP server at mcp.stacksync.com, so you can add the workspace to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Claude Code and sign in with OAuth instead of pasting an API key. From there an assistant can list connections, inspect tables, draft a sync and create workflows, all inside the permissions of the signed-in user.

Every agent and every employee sees only the data you authorize, down to specific records and fields. Audit logs record each step, guardrails cap what an agent may do, and processing regions keep data inside a chosen geography. The Pro plan adds SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and HIPAA coverage along with a management API and config as code.

Enterprise OS is the third product in the platform. It gives teams a managed place to deploy internal apps with SSO, roles and audit inherited from your identity provider, plus versioned deploys and one-click rollback. The pitch is that it replaces the usual pile of Git, hosting, CI and auth services with one governed layer.