SnapLogic; University of San Francisco

SnapLogic provides enterprise software for connecting applications, data, APIs and AI agents across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments. Its prebuilt connectors, called Snaps, help teams automate business workflows. AgentCreator lets users build, deploy and orchestrate agents that execute multistep workflows, while SnapGPT assists with integration planning, building and troubleshooting. SnapCode brings integration capabilities into AI coding environments, and MCP support lets teams expose pipelines as tools agents can call.

Founder Gaurav Dhillon became CEO in 2009; Brad Stewart now holds that role. SnapLogic’s application of machine learning to integration includes its 2017 Iris assistant, which recommended pipeline components using historical workflow metadata. The University of San Francisco is a separate institution with a documented engineering relationship: in 2025, it described students working on SnapLogic Agent Framework, part of AgentCreator, under Greg Benson, then identified as a USF professor and SnapLogic chief scientist. That work supported assistants for tasks such as analyzing contracts and flagging inconsistencies.

SnapLogic sells packages based on the application and data endpoints customers connect, with unlimited pipelines and data movement; AgentCreator and other capabilities are available as add-ons. Customers named by the company include Adobe, AstraZeneca and Verizon. As a historical measure of workload scale, SnapLogic reported processing 2.7 trillion customer documents per month in 2021.