What is getknit.dev?
Knit is an integrations platform designed specifically for B2B SaaS products and AI agents. It provides developers with a comprehensive suite of tools to connect their applications with external systems seamlessly. The platform offers three main components: Unified APIs for bi-directional data synchronization across 12 SaaS categories, LLM-ready tools that enable AI agents to take actions across popular SaaS applications, and MCP servers for workflow automation with managed authentication.
The platform simplifies the integration process by handling authentication, data normalization, and API management, allowing developers to focus on building their core products rather than integration infrastructure. Knit supports a wide range of popular business applications including HubSpot, Salesforce, QuickBooks, Workday, and many others, making it suitable for various business functions from HR and CRM to accounting and sales engagement.
Features
- Unified APIs: Bi-directional data sync connectors for 12 SaaS categories
- LLM Tools: Framework-agnostic SDK for AI agents to interact with SaaS applications
- MCP Servers: 100+ servers with managed authentication for workflow automation
- Embedded Auth: UI component for user authentication with white-labeling options
- Data Normalization: Unified data models across different integration categories
Use Cases
- Building native integrations for B2B SaaS products
- Enabling AI agents to interact with external business applications
- Automating workflows across multiple software systems
- Creating custom integration setups for specific business needs
- Developing multi-tenant AI agents with plug-and-play integrations
FAQs
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What types of integrations does Knit support?
Knit supports integrations across 12 SaaS categories including HRIS, CRM, accounting, ATS, communication, and more through unified APIs, LLM tools, and MCP servers. -
How does Knit handle authentication for integrations?
Knit provides embedded authentication components with white-labeling options, magic links for authentication without code, and managed authentication for enterprise use cases. -
What are MCP servers in the context of Knit?
MCP servers in Knit are managed servers that provide tools for workflow automation with comprehensive authentication management and extensive tool coverage for various business applications. -
Can Knit be used for building AI agents?
Yes, Knit provides LLM-ready tools that allow AI agents to take actions across popular SaaS applications through a framework-agnostic SDK. -
What support options are available with Knit?
Knit offers various support levels including email support for basic plans, Slack/email support for mid-tier plans, and on-call support with dedicated account management for enterprise customers.
