Connectors

Connect the systems you already use without moving everything into another platform.

KynticAI connects to approved company systems and imports the information needed for an agreed question. Scout can link those records and events inside the customer controlled environment, keep the order in which they happened and prepare a structured result for people, software or approved AI to use. Raw operational customer data does not need to be sent to the KynticAI cloud service.

Why the connection matters

A connector is only useful if it helps turn separate facts into a useful decision.

A CRM stage, support ticket, website visit, email address, product view or approved file can be part of the same business story. KynticAI connects those facts so they can be considered together.

Existing systems can stay in place.

Only approved information is used for the agreed purpose.

The result can become a task such as follow up, register, recover, escalate or retain.

Systems KynticAI can connect to

The aim is to take the useful information from approved systems, connect related records and events inside the customer environment and keep enough history to explain a later recommendation. The system of record can remain the system of record.

SQL Server

Database · Enterprise

Core

PostgreSQL

Database · Enterprise

Core

MySQL

Database · Enterprise

Core

SQLite

Database · Free open source

Core

Oracle DB

Database · Enterprise

Pilot

Salesforce

CRM · Enterprise

Pilot

HubSpot

CRM · Enterprise

Pilot

Dynamics 365

CRM · Enterprise

Pilot

SAP

ERP · Enterprise

Pilot

REST API

Generic · Free open source

Core

GraphQL

Generic · Free open source

Core

CSV / Flat Files

File · Free open source

Core

Email Engagement

Communication · Enterprise

Pilot

SharePoint

Document · Enterprise

Pilot

Azure Blob

Storage · Enterprise

Pilot

AWS S3

Storage · Enterprise

Pilot

Snowflake

Warehouse · Enterprise

Next

BigQuery

Warehouse · Enterprise

Next

A simple example

Three separate source records can become one useful recommendation.

The example uses synthetic information. In a real project we first agree which systems can be accessed, how credentials are handled, who is allowed to see which information, what the information may be used for and what must be recorded for audit.

01 / Information from existing systems

The systems keep doing the jobs they already do

Salesforce.stage = renewal

Zendesk.open_tickets = 5

PostgreSQL.login_drop_pct = 31

ApprovedImport.source = customer approved file

02 / Connect the history

KynticAI links the events and keeps their order

journey = CRM -> support -> usage_drop

relationship = strong

similar_success = won after support fix

confidence = medium to high

03 / Recommended action

Return a checked result that other software can use

best_example = won after support fix

recommend = send support resolution note

include = evidence sources

owner = customer success

Where the result can go

Fortress returns a structured result containing the action and evidence. That result can go to the customer's approved model, internal software or a person. The model is one possible way to explain or use the result, not the place where the underlying customer history has to live.

Llama

Local or private runtime · Open source model

Mistral

Local or private runtime · Open source model

Qwen

Local or private runtime · Open source model

Approved hosted adapter

Depends on the deployment · Optional model API

Private model gateway

Customer approved endpoint · Optional model API

Human and software workflows

Customer workflow · Action

Worked examples

Connectors in use.

Examples of what changes when information from separate systems is connected before a decision is made.

Logistics

Synthetic 3PL scenario - WMS, transport, staffing, dock sensors

Connector evidence becomes an action

Facility Birmingham is heading for an SLA miss. Tuesday night shift had three of eight pickers absent, creating a 340-unit backlog while dock doors 4-7 sat idle for 2.3 hours.
Insurance Ops

Synthetic insurer operations scenario - policy, broker, claims trend

Expose the hidden policy pattern

Flood Domestic claims in the North West show a 23% higher payout ratio through Broker Channel X, with wording variance in 68% of reviewed cases.
Hospitality

Synthetic hotel scenario - booking journey, channel, POS

Revenue loss hiding in the journey

RevPAR is down 12% despite flat occupancy. OTA bookings rose to 62% of mix because the direct booking path is three clicks slower than the OTA path.

Need a system connection that is not listed here?

Tell us which system contains useful information and what business question you are trying to answer. A connector is worth building when it supports a real use case, not simply to make the list longer.