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Introduction

superglue is an agentic implementation platform. Its agents do the data and configuration work of an implementation, from reading the legacy system to migrating after sign-off and keeping systems in sync after go-live. You make the decisions and approve every write.

In an engagement, the agents:

  1. Learn the context: Read kickoff notes, Slack or Teams threads, email, statements of work and the client’s exports, and plan the project as tasks.
  2. Read and understand systems: Connect the source and the target from their own documentation, inventory the data, and report quality and readiness.
  3. Map, migrate and sync: Propose mappings, produce reviewable files, load the target in approved batches, reconcile, and keep both systems aligned with scheduled syncs.
  4. Document and monitor: Produce the mapping, validation and cutover reports, record every run, and alert you when a sync fails.

Why implementation teams use superglue

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Any system, including legacy

Work with Sage Intacct, NetSuite, Dynamics, Acumatica, SAP and any other target, and with legacy sources over database access, file exports, SFTP or on-premise networks. The agent reads the vendor’s documentation and builds the connection.

You stay in control

Reads are free. Every write to a client system pauses for your approval, with the target, the mapping and a transformed sample in front of you.

Repeatable and traceable

Approved mappings run as saved tools with no AI at execution time. Every run is recorded with its input, steps and result, so the client gets a complete trail.

Your method, every time

Playbooks encode your firm’s steps, templates and sign-off rules. Every consultant and every session follows them.

What runs on superglue

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Core use case

ERP and system migrations

Move clients from legacy ERPs, CRMs, databases and spreadsheet exports to their new platform with agreed mappings, reviewable files, approved batch loads and reconciliation. Every run is recorded, so the client gets a complete trail.

Legacy systems
superglue
Modern stack

Parallel run and post-go-live syncs

Keep old and new systems aligned during parallel run and after go-live with scheduled flows, explicit conflict rules and failure alerts.

Discovery and assessments

Inventory a client's data, volumes and quality before the project starts, and deliver a readiness report they can sign.

AI assistants for the client

Expose selected tools to Claude, Langdock or other MCP clients, so the client's team can ask questions and trigger actions with their own logins.

Where to start

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