Poozle – open-source Plaid for LLMs
Hi HN, We’re Harshith, Manoj, and Manik Poozle (https://github.com/poozlehq/poozle) provides a single API that helps businesses achieve accurate LLM responses by providing real-time customer data from different SAAS tools (e.g Notion, Salesforce, Jira, Shopify, Google Ads etc). Why we built Poozle: As we were talking to more AI companies who need to integrate with their customers’ data we realised managing all SAAS tools data and keeping them up-to-date is a huge infra of ETL, Auth management, Webhooks and many more things before you take it to production. It struck us –…
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Poozle is an open-source API platform that provides real-time customer data from SaaS tools like Notion, Salesforce, Jira, Shopify, and Google Ads to improve LLM responses. It is designed for AI companies and businesses that need to integrate customer data without managing complex ETL pipelines, authentication systems, and webhooks themselves. Poozle offers a drop-in authorization component and unified data models to streamline the integration process.
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Hi HN, We’re Harshith, Manoj, and Manik Poozle (https://github.com/poozlehq/poozle) provides a single API that helps businesses achieve accurate LLM responses by providing real-time customer data from different SAAS tools (e.g Notion, Salesforce, Jira, Shopify, Google Ads etc). Why we built Poozle: As we were talking to more AI companies who need to integrate with their customers’ data we realised managing all SAAS tools data and keeping them up-to-date is a huge infra of ETL, Auth management, Webhooks and many more things before you take it to production. It struck us – why not streamline this process and allow companies to prioritise their core product? How it works: Poozle makes user authorization seamless using our drop-in component (Poozle Link) and handles both API Key and OAuth dance. Post-authentication developers can use our Unified model to fetch data to their LLMs (no need to sync data separately and then normalise at your end). Poozle keeps data updated in real time while giving you options to choose sync intervals. Even if the source doesn’t support webhooks, we’ve got you covered. Currently, we support Unified API for 3 categories - Ticketing, Documentation and Email. You can watch a demo of Poozle (https://www.loom.com/share/30650e4d1fac41e3a7debc212b1c7c2d)... We just got started a month ago and we’re eager to get feedback and keep building. Let us know what you think in the comments : )
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