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How Fivetran uses Speakeasy

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The use case: how Fivetran deploys Speakeasy

Fivetran uses Speakeasy's AI Control Plane to host and authenticate an enterprise MCP server that exposes its Connector SDK and platform APIs. Customers can then use AI agents to build, debug and deploy custom data connectors through natural language.

In the customer’s words

We want customers to be able to interact with Fivetran and any other tools they need through a natural language interface. With [Speakeasy] handling the infrastructure, we can focus on enabling that experience everywhere it makes sense.
Elijah Davis, Lead Solution Architect, Fivetran — Source

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  • The figure: 30 minutesChecked

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Then the team discovered the Speakeasy AI Control Plane. In 30 minutes Eli was running tests against a hosted server. In a couple of days, he had an OAuth server handling authentication. At the end of the week, he was ready to start serving production traffic.
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