SnapLogic

SnapLogic is a mature enterprise integration platform that has repositioned itself as the Agentic Integration Company, letting teams build and run AI agents on top of the same platform that connects their applications, data, and APIs. Founded in 2006 in San Mateo by Gaurav Dhillon, who previously co founded and led Informatica, the company raised about three hundred eighty one million dollars across a dozen rounds, reaching a one billion dollar valuation with a one hundred sixty five million dollar Series G in December 2021 led by Sixth Street Growth, backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Microsoft, and others. It surpassed one hundred million dollars in annual recurring revenue in 2025, when founder Dhillon moved to chairman and Brad Stewart became chief executive, and it processes trillions of records a month for customers including AstraZeneca, Adobe, Verizon, and Sony.

SnapLogic was an early mover in applying AI to integration, shipping the Iris assistant in 2017 and the SnapGPT generative integration copilot in 2023, and it now centers on AgentCreator, a low code tool that lets lines of business build and deploy large language model powered agents in hours rather than weeks of Python work. Because those agents sit on the full integration platform, they can act across enterprise systems using thousands of prebuilt connectors called Snaps, orchestrate multi step workflows, and ground themselves in enterprise data. In late 2025 the company added native Model Context Protocol support, expanded enterprise AI governance, and pushed to make agents production ready, reporting that more than twenty percent of new and expansion sales are now tied to AI and agentic integration.

A key strength is deployment flexibility: SnapLogic can run its execution engine behind a firewall, in public clouds, or in a mix, so enterprises can meet residency and compliance needs while keeping one consistent platform. It is model flexible through its LLM based agent building and MCP support, though a dedicated agent evaluation surface and persistent agent memory are less prominent than its integration and governance strengths. For a large enterprise that already needs serious integration and wants to build governed AI agents on the same governed platform rather than bolting on a separate agent tool, SnapLogic is a category leading option; a small team wanting a quick standalone chatbot will find it more platform than they need.