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Postgres + AIOProductOS

What syncs in

  • User and account tables
  • Usage and activity signals
  • End-user identity onto the spine

What it unlocks

  • Build the spine from your own source of truth
  • Map feedback and work to real account data
  • Avoid duplicate customers across tools

Your Postgres database usually holds the canonical users and usage. The connector mirrors the relevant tables onto the spine so the product's customer records match your real data instead of a separate, drifting copy.

Once accounts come from your database, every other signal — feedback, work, revenue — attaches to records you trust.

Connectors are free during early access. See all 65 on the connectors page.

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Questions Postgres can't answer alone

  • Q

    Which accounts in our DB are affected by this?

  • Q

    Does usage back up what this feedback claims?

  • Q

    Who actually uses the table we're about to change?

On AIOProductOS each of these is a query against one record — not a cross-tool hunt. Ask in plain language with AIOInsights (⌘I) and get the answer with citations to your data.

FAQ

Postgres integration

What does the Postgres integration do?

It mirrors selected user/account and usage tables from your Postgres database onto the spine, building account records from your own source of truth. It reads data to build the spine.

Which Postgres setups work?

The connector is built to read from standard Postgres databases so the spine reflects the users and usage you already store.

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