Stacksync and Supabase Put AI Agents in Front of the Systems They Must Change

An AI agent can recommend a change without being trusted to make it. The harder work begins when the answer has to reach a live CRM, ERP or database without losing permissions, context or an audit trail.

Stacksync and Supabase are bringing that operating gap into the Michelangelo Hotel on November 17. The New York fireside centers on agents that read and write across production systems, with Orderful and ReDocs joining as special guests.

Stacksync approaches the problem through two-way synchronization across business systems. Supabase supplies the Postgres foundation underneath applications and agents. The room begins where those pieces meet: live data, actions with consequences and the controls that determine whether an agent can safely complete the work instead of describing it.

Why this room matters

The model is only one participant in a production workflow. An agent still has to find the current record, understand which system owns it, respect the user's permissions, survive a failed handoff and leave enough evidence for somebody to reconstruct what changed.

Orderful brings the operating reality of EDI and supply-chain transactions. ReDocs brings the perspective of a team building on the stack. Their presence moves the conversation away from a clean demonstration and toward systems where another write can affect an order, a customer or the financial record surrounding both.

The fireside starts at 7 p.m., after drinks and food, with networking following at 8. Entry is free, but every registration is reviewed and capacity is limited.

Event details

• Date: November 17, 2026
• Time: 6:00-8:30 p.m. ET
• Location: The Michelangelo Hotel, 152 W 51st St, New York
• Hosts: Stacksync and Supabase
• Special guests: Orderful and ReDocs
• Access: Free with registration approval
• Register: Official registration page

Use the official page for current availability and access details.