NotionFuzzy KhosrowshahiAnnouncement
Welcome to Notion, Sequin team!
Summary
Notion welcomes the Sequin team—Eric Goldman, Anthony Accomazzo, and Carter Pedersen—following discussions about the companies’ shared view of fragmented knowledge work. Sequin built a data-syncing product that brought information from systems including Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Stripe into Postgres, giving developers flexible building blocks instead of requiring them to recreate integrations. The founders say they were drawn to Notion’s enterprise search, work on AI and agents, ambitious direction, and strong user community, while Notion describes Sequin’s experience as aligned with its plans. The announcement frames the broader problem as information scattered across documents, conversations, and tools, and points to AI and agents as a way to help teams find information, automate repetitive work, and prepare for AI-native work.
Context
Companies have information scattered across documents, conversations, and different tools, while developers repeatedly build integrations to connect systems and workers spend time searching for context.
Approach / What changed
Sequin synced data from systems such as Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Stripe into Postgres, providing flexible primitives for developers. Notion is bringing the Sequin team aboard as it advances enterprise search, AI, agents, and tools for knowledge work.
Takeaways
Sequin connected Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Stripe data to Postgres so developers could avoid rebuilding common integrations.
The founders identified Notion’s enterprise search, AI and agent work, ambition, and user community as reasons for joining.
The announcement links scattered company knowledge with repetitive work and positions AI and agents as tools for faster information discovery and automation.
Source and freshness
- Source
- notion.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
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