Connect the Whole Stack

The Integration Hub sits inside the Fluree product suite — bringing databases, SaaS apps, file systems, and APIs into one governed graph without forcing a rip-and-replace integration program.

All Connectors

  • Databases (120)
  • SaaS Applications (85)
  • File Systems (40)
  • Infrastructure (55)

Connector Library

Databases

Operational databases

01

Connect live transactional systems without flattening away the relationships that make them useful.

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • SQL Server
  • Oracle
  • MongoDB

SaaS Applications

Business applications

02

Bring CRM, support, ERP, and work management tools into one governed graph instead of one more brittle sync layer.

  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • ServiceNow
  • Workday
  • SAP

File Systems

Documents and media

03

Extract structure from PDFs, spreadsheets, transcripts, and media libraries so unstructured content becomes queryable context.

  • PDF
  • DOCX
  • CSV
  • S3 folders
  • Media archives

Infrastructure

Cloud and APIs

04

Unify warehouses, storage, APIs, and event streams while preserving lineage across every system boundary.

  • Snowflake
  • Databricks
  • BigQuery
  • REST APIs

Why it works

Schema-aware ingestion

Fluree infers structure, maps entities, and preserves lineage the moment data lands.

Graph-native unification

Connect structured and unstructured systems into one semantic layer instead of another ETL maze.

Policy built in

Security stays attached to the data so apps, analysts, and agents all work from the same governed context.

How it flows

Step 01

Choose a source system

Start with databases, SaaS platforms, file repositories, or APIs — then expand without rebuilding the model.

Step 02

Normalize into a shared graph

Fluree classifies, links, and reconciles records into a living graph with source-aware provenance.

Step 03

Query it like one system

Search, analyze, and power AI workflows with one trusted context layer spanning all connected sources.

Next step

Bring your stack into one governed graph.

Start with the systems you already have, then expand into search, analytics, and AI workflows without rebuilding the foundation.