poozle

gotcha. We do the ETL in the background and ensure that the model is completed irrespective of the 1-1 or different entity. You would also be doing the same if you manage the ETL. You could check (https://github.com/poozlehq/poozle/tree/main/integrations/ti...) our ticketing integrations, would love to take some feedback there. Also if you need more customization you can write on top of the integration we have already (https://github.com/poozlehq/poozle/tree/main/integrations/ti...) and plug it into the platform.

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 Uni

At Poozle (https://github.com/poozlehq/engine), I have created over 40+ OAuth apps and have dreaded every time we had to build them. Everything with Oauth is shit! You have to fill out numerous application details and finding the right scopes is a nightmare. Once you submit an application, there is often too much back-and-forth before the app is finally approved. Possible Solution: I am considering to build an AI-powered browser extension for myself that automates the Oauth process with the following features: 1. Auto-Fill: Pre-fills 80% of the information required to create your app. 2. Scopes: Suggests scopes based on your use case and helps you understand them better. Let me know your thoughts in comments, let me know if you folks want to try it out, I will reach out to you.(https://forms.gle/cgsyEpTG5M9BhAHE6).

About Poozle: Poozle (https://github.com/poozlehq/engine) is an open-source integration platform which provides pre-built OAuth flows, Unified Data Models and Webhooks to build deep and custom integrations. Why we built Poozle: At our previous company, we did many integrations and built an in-house integration infrastructure. As we delved deeper, we realized that companies either spend a lot of time and valuable development resources building integrations themselves or end up using expensive and closed IPAAS solutions. Upon speaking with multiple developers using existing Unified API solutions, we discovered that current Unified API providers offer a limited Unified model, leaving developers to spend considerable time handling custom use cases. Current Status: We are currently focused on developing Ticketing SAAS tools and are committed t

We just launched Poozle (https://github.com/poozlehq/engine) which manages Oauth for different integrations and also provide unified data model. Would love to get your feedback on the same.

Hey HN, We are Manik, Harshith, and Manoj, the founders of Poozle (https://www.poozle.dev). Poozle is a single integration layer that brings together various SAAS APIs. We provide a single GraphQL endpoint for all SAAS APIs, regardless of their protocols. Poozle makes it easy to build integrations for your app into services like GitHub, Jira, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Hubspot, and Gmail. To integrate any API, you typically need to read its documentation, implement its specific authentication, and make very specific calls to its servers. Although this may seem normal, it adds up and becomes time-consuming. The three of us have done numerous integrations into these services for various startups over the years. As a result, we know how painful it can be, particularly when you need to coordinate data from multiple services. Why GraphQL We believ

We built Poozle (an open source platform) to simplify API integrations. Instead of dealing with multiple providers with different syntax and requirements, our platform offers a standardised interface through GraphQL. Why we built this: 1. In our previous jobs, we did many integrations and found no standardisation to the process. 2. Existing Unified API solutions lack customizability and only work for integrating multiple integrations from one vertical. Our beta version includes: 1. Plug n Play Integrations: Choose an integration from our pre-built list and start using it. 2. Playground: Write a GraphQL query to retrieve a response from the API. The playground includes API documentation for easy discovery and testing. 3. Integrate with your codebase: Seamlessly talk to all the APIs from your codebase using a unique URL provided by Poozle.

Founder here, Poozle integrates different APIs [Gmail, JIRA, Github, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Slack etc.] and provides a single GraphQL layer to integrate third party APIs and perform CRUD operations. In our previous jobs, we did many integrations, but we found that there is no standardization to the process. We had to write separate authentication code for each application, and for some applications, we had to integrate via APIs because the SDKs were stale. We also found that some integrations were completed quickly, while others took longer. Started working full time on this idea from Jan’23 but the real progress have happened in the last 7 weeks.I strongly believe open source is the only way to create standardisation for API integrations.