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Every business unit gets answers. No integration project.

Snowfire reaches the systems you already run through 750+ connectors, from CRM and ERP to your warehouse. First look at your data in about 24 hours, and you control what connects.

Example: Finance asks for a margin-by-customer dashboard. Instead of a two-sprint ticket, you connect ERP and the CRM, and Finance asks Snowfire directly.

750+ connectorsAbout 24 hours to first lookSOC 2 Compliant

Your systems
  • CRM
  • Finance and ERP
  • Warehouse
  • Operations
750+Connectors
You choose what connects.
Snowfire
  • Metrics
  • Signals
  • Chat
Business units
  • Revenue
  • Finance
  • Operations
  • IT and data

Runs in our cloud, your private cloud (VPC) or on-prem. SOC 2 Compliant.

The integration backlog

Every business unit wants its own dashboard, and your team builds them all. Revenue wants pipeline by segment, Finance wants margin by customer, Operations wants site performance against target. Each request becomes a ticket, each dashboard becomes something to maintain, and the backlog grows faster than the team.

Meanwhile, executives are trying AI tools on their own. That leaves IT with two bad options: block them, or let data leave in ways nobody reviewed. Snowfire gives business units one governed place to ask and to get Signals, and keeps IT in charge of what connects, who can reach it and where it runs.

  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365
  • NetSuite
  • QuickBooks
  • Xero
  • Sage Intacct
  • Workday Adaptive Planning
  • Oracle
  • Snowflake
  • Databricks
  • BigQuery
  • PostgreSQL
  • SQL Server
  • MySQL
  • Stripe
  • Zuora
  • Shopify
  • Gong
  • Outreach
  • Marketo
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Google Ads
  • Facebook Ads
  • Intercom
  • Zendesk Chat
  • ServiceNow
  • Jira
  • Asana
  • monday.com
  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • ADP Workforce Now
  • Greenhouse
  • Okta
  • Tableau
  • Looker
  • Azure Blob Storage
  • SAP Concur
  • Pipedrive
  • Zoho CRM
  • Freshdesk
A sample of the 750+ connectors.

How it works for IT, step by step

  1. Choose what connects. Start with the systems behind one decision. Snowfire has 750+ connectors across CRM, finance and ERP, warehouses, marketing, support and operations.
  2. Set what syncs. In your data connections view, turn sync on or off for a table or a column, review the change, and save. For cloud drives, choose whether each file becomes its own table or matching files combine into one.
  3. Set who can reach it. Define which teams and roles can access data from each connector. Users without access see a clear message instead of an error.
  4. Get a first look. First look at your data in about 24 hours.
  5. Watch health. Data Management shows connector health with filters and a summary. An unhealthy sync includes a plain-language reason.
Snowfire connector detail for NetSuite marked healthy and active, with its last sync and data volume
Product screenshot: a healthy connector in Data Management, sample data

What IT and data controls

Data

  • Sync scope is per connector, per table and per column.
  • Which integrations call out, documented before go-live.
  • Export everything, and switch models without losing Signals, Metrics or history.

Access

  • Single sign-on and multi-factor authentication, including Okta and Microsoft Entra ID.
  • Org admins manage users and roles.

Where it runs

  • Snowfire runs in our cloud, in your private cloud (VPC) or on-prem.
  • On a private deployment, you approve the model endpoints.

SOC 2CompliantSecurity details for your IT review

What business units see, and what IT sees

  • Business units see Signals, Metrics and Chat on the systems IT connected, with one definition of each number.
  • IT and data see connector health, sync scope, users and roles, and the deployment posture, in one place.

Two Examples

  • Example · The margin-by-customer request

    Finance asks for a margin-by-customer dashboard. Instead of a two-sprint ticket, IT connects ERP and the CRM, limits sync to the tables Finance needs, and Finance asks Snowfire directly. The definition of margin lives in Metrics, where Finance can see the formula and IT can see the sources.

  • Example · A sync goes unhealthy

    On Tuesday, a connector stops syncing. Data Management flags it with a plain-language reason. Your team fixes the cause before anyone in the Monday review reads a stale number.

Bring your architecture and security questions, and your security team.

Already bought enterprise search or an AI assistant? Snowfire does the job they don’t.

Enterprise search organizes what your company knows. Your assistant helps each person work faster. Snowfire computes what is changing in your connected systems and the market, raises it as Signals, and tells executives what to do about it. Snowfire works alongside the tools your team already uses. Keep them.

What IT needs to provide

  • Access to the systems behind the first decision.
  • An identity provider for single sign-on, if you want it.
  • For a private deployment: the requirements checklist covers identity, networking, storage, model access, connectors and operational responsibilities, so your team knows what to provision and what Snowfire operates.

What it takes from your team

Start with one decision. Here is what we ask for.

  1. Choose what connects. Start with the systems behind one decision.
  2. Get a first look. First look at your data in about 24 hours.
  3. Choose where it runs. Our cloud, your private cloud (VPC) or on-prem.
  4. Review it once. SOC 2 Compliant. Review our security posture and request documentation in the Snowfire Trust Center.

Questions

  • How much work is this on my end?

    Start with the systems behind one decision and add more as teams adopt. First look at your data in about 24 hours.

  • Can we limit who sees each system’s data?

    Yes. Define which teams and roles can access data from each connector, and choose which tables and columns sync.

  • Do you support single sign-on?

    Yes. Snowfire works with your identity provider, such as Okta or Microsoft Entra ID, and supports multi-factor authentication.

  • Can we use our own model endpoint?

    For private deployments, yes: align on approved model endpoints, including customer-managed inference where policy requires it.

  • Will this work alongside the AI assistant we already bought?

    Yes. It runs alongside it: different job, no replacement.

  • What does it cost?

    Pricing is Enterprise.

Bring your architecture and security questions.

Bring your security team too.