Agents that write, not only chat
Genies, AI agents that read and write to your CRM, ERP and database under permissions, human review and end-to-end traceability.
IN PERSON · NEW YORK · NOVEMBER 17
AI That Does the Work
Stacksync x Supabase New York
An evening in Midtown Manhattan on AI agents that do real work: reading and writing to your CRM, ERP and database, not only answering in a chat.
What to expect
Most AI projects stall before they touch real operations. The constraint is rarely the model. It is disconnected systems, fragile integrations and data an agent cannot safely act on.
Supabase gives you the Postgres backbone. Stacksync keeps the business systems above it in two-way sync at field level, so an agent works on live data in your CRM, ERP and database instead of a stale copy.
Connected systems
Two-way sync between the systems of record and the internal tools your team works in, so nobody copies rows between tabs.
Built on your own Postgres
Build the surface your customers and team need on your own database instead of bending a SaaS tool into shape.
EVENING AT A GLANCE
Fireside chats.
Real systems.
- 01
Drinks and food
Beer, wine and Italian food while the room fills up.
- 02
Fireside chats
Supabase and Stacksync, with special guests Orderful and ReDocs, on putting AI agents to work on production systems.
- 03
Networking
Keep the conversation going with the speakers and founders, CTOs and operators from New York companies.
- 04
Close
Midtown, a short walk from Broadway and Times Square.
ON STAGE
Four teams, one question: what does AI that works look like?
Two-way sync and AI agents that read and write across CRMs, ERPs and databases.Host
The Postgres development platform under the applications and agents.Host
The EDI platform connecting trading partners across supply chains.Special guest
ReDocs
A view from a team building on this stack.Special guest
PREVIOUS EVENTS
Rooms that fill up. A working session, not a pitch fest.
People from NVIDIA, Waymo, Instacart, Notion, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and Qualcomm have signed up for the series. New York is the next stop after San Francisco and Miami.
606
approved registrations across four Stacksync events in 2026
3.75×
oversubscribed in Miami: 150 approved registrations for a 40-seat room
119
companies registered for a single evening in Miami
456
registrations across three San Francisco events
See the October Miami event →
Figures count approved registrations for the February, April and September 2026 San Francisco events and the October 2026 Miami event, not attendance. Companies are counted by distinct company email domain. Company names refer to past registrants and do not indicate attendance in New York.
FAQ
Getting in
How much does it cost to attend?
Entry is free. Beer, wine and Italian food are covered.
How does registration work?
Register on the Luma event page. Seats are limited and we review every registration before we confirm it, so you will hear back from us instead of getting an instant yes.
Where in New York is the event?
The Michelangelo Hotel, 152 W 51st St, at 7th Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, close to Broadway theaters and Times Square.
When does it start and end?
Tuesday, November 17, 2026. Drinks and food start at 6:00 PM ET, fireside chats at 7:00 PM, networking at 8:00 PM, and the evening closes at 8:30 PM.
Who is speaking?
Fireside chats with Supabase and Stacksync, with special guests Orderful and ReDocs.
Who should attend?
Platform, data and integration engineers. Heads of revenue operations, finance systems and business systems. Founders, CTOs and VPs of Engineering putting AI agents to work on their CRM, ERP and database.
TUESDAY · NOVEMBER 17 · NEW YORK
Reserve your spot for November 17.
Beer, wine and Italian food included. The Michelangelo Hotel · 152 W 51st St, New York, NY 10019.
Entry is free. Seats are limited and every registration is reviewed.
