Microsoft Dynamics 365
CRM entities and records, without a shared user login
Entra ID server-to-server
Uhuu Data Hub connects your CRM, databases and files, turns them into validated, versioned datasets, and delivers them to your documents, apps and AI tools.
Your data stays at the bottom. Data Hub decides what reaches the AI above it — and the AI decides which tool does the work.
Layer 3
Isolated, specialised services with a visual interface where needed.
Layer 2
Where agents are instructed and invoked — by you, or on their own.
Connection layer
Connect, map, govern and publish.
Layer 1
Your systems of record. They stay where they are.
Isolated, specialised services with a visual interface where needed.
Agents call a tool with the data it needs. Output comes back for review.
Where agents are instructed and invoked — by you, or on their own.
Governed datasets over MCP and REST. Every call checked and logged.
Connect, map, govern and publish.
Connectors read your systems in place. Validated updates return, with audit history.
Your systems of record. They stay where they are.
Your data lives in a dozen systems. Data Hub turns it into one validated source that documents, apps and AI tools can all read — and each sees only what it's allowed to.
You shouldn't need a new integration project to use data you already own. Each connector discovers your objects and fields and shows connection health.
CRM entities and records, without a shared user login
Entra ID server-to-server
Object discovery, source-side filtering, governed write/upsert
OAuth 2.0 / client credentials
Contacts, companies and deals, read-only by default
OAuth 2.0
Listings and related records
Site URL + webservice token
Agencies, properties, contacts and requests
Reference + token
Sites, lists and document libraries
Entra ID server-to-server
Read-only mailbox access for messages that feed a dataset
Entra ID server-to-server · Mail.Read
SQL introspection, query previews, governed write-row action
Connection string or username/password
Supabase Postgres data through the same SQL path
Connection string or API key
Base and table discovery
Bearer token
Sheets and rows
API token or OAuth
CSV and Excel files read from storage or a link
Connected storage or public URL
Bucket and object access for files that feed a dataset
AWS access keys
Spreadsheet data for teams that still work in sheets
OAuth 2.0
Folder and file-tree access
OAuth 2.0
Databases and pages, with a governed write action
Bearer token / OAuth
Published entries and content types
Content Delivery API token
Operation discovery, REST resources and webhook events
Bearer, API key, basic or none
Call a function you own
AWS Lambda or HTTPS endpoint
A custom connector can bridge it.
Tell the agent which data you need. It connects the source, builds and tests the dataset and prepares the release — you review the work and approve what goes live.
AI adoption shouldn't mean a new risk conversation for every tool. With Data Hub, one layer decides what each tool can see — and you can switch access off in a moment, without touching your source systems.
Per-audience gateways, access tokens and immutable releases decide what is served.
Connection health, usage reporting and change alerts show what's happening.
Sensitive fields can be anonymised or hashed before they leave the governed layer.
3 of 4 consumers can read this release · source systems untouched
19 sources with encrypted credentials and visible connection health.
Fetch, filter, join and compute across sources on one canvas — test every step on real data.
Immutable, validated revisions. You choose what Production serves.
Map output to a contract so every consumer gets the same structure.
Share datasets per audience over REST or MCP — without sharing source credentials.
Per-credential access with per-request authorisation and usage reporting.
Generated OpenAPI documents plus TypeScript and Python SDKs.
Validated updates return to your systems of record, with audit history.
Source-metadata snapshots make schema changes traceable.
We'll show you how to make your data usable.