Stripe, PostHog and HubSpot. One agent. Real SQL.
Connect hundreds of sources into one Upsolve data model, no warehouse required. Your agent writes real SQL across Stripe, PostHog, HubSpot, GitHub and your warehouse, with row-level security, instead of stitching MCP calls together.
Feature 07 of 14 · The Complete Agent Stack →
Your agent is matching Stripe and PostHog records in its head.
With one MCP per source, the agent combines results inside its context window, where mistakes happen.
You're limited to whatever each provider chose to expose through its MCP server.
MCP access is all or nothing per source, with no row-level security.
From setup to production in three steps
Connect sources
Pick from hundreds of connectors: Stripe, PostHog, HubSpot, GitHub, Google and Facebook Ads, Sheets, CSVs, BigQuery and ClickHouse.
Model them together
Add the tables you need to one data model, then annotate and describe them.
Query with real SQL
The agent writes SQL across sources for deep, multi-year analysis you can verify.
What changes with Upsolve Data Plane
One MCP per source, with the agent matching records in its context window. That's where hallucinations start.
Sources land in one governed data model, and the agent writes real SQL across them.
Everything that ships with Data Plane
Hundreds of connectors
Get an agent live on the tools you already use, before you invest in a warehouse.
Cross-source SQL
Proper queries across sources, not in-memory guesswork.
Your choice of tables
Expose exactly the tables and fields you want, not just what an MCP server offers.
Governed by default
The same row-level security rules apply to every connected source.
One layer of a closed learning loop
Upsolve builds the whole stack for data agents that stay accurate in production. Every conversation feeds the next improvement.
One of fourteen features in The Complete Agent Stack
Common questions
No. The Data Plane lets you start with SaaS sources directly. It also works alongside BigQuery and ClickHouse.
Use MCP for actions and supporting context, like saving to Notion. Use the Data Plane for analytics you need to trust.
Yes. Data plane tables sit in your data model, so global and custom rules apply.
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