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Has anyone worked with ServiceNow before? What's the most interesting use case you've seen?

The CERN one is a classic. 4000+ apps for managing everything from vacation requests to particle accelerator access https://indico.cern.ch/event/587955/contributions/2937853/at...

We evaluated most of these (minus Workato) and landed on Nango. Was by far the most flexible and having the source code available was a big plus (vs. the closed-source alternatives…

Nango is awesome. I've used it across several projects and it's sped up our "time to live integration" significantly + reduced maintenance costs. Congrats Bastien, Robin and team!

Very cool. I was initially confused since I expected the questions to be multiple choice, but then I realized you're evaluating whether the answer is correct or not using AI (so I …

(OP here) Bit of a controversial take I wrote about. Most people think that AI benefits incumbents and LLMs deepen software moats. But for the first time, we have an intelligent, f…

We use Nango for https://fillout.com and it's been a great addition to our tech stack. Has made it much faster to add new integrations without having to navigate OAuth docs each ti…

We do at https:///www.fillout.com (online form builder). Free plan includes 1000 submissions per month and then we offer discounted pricing plans for startups

We give 2-3 examples and find that it works pretty well (few shot fine tuning) but haven't tried actual fine tuning yet so I don't have a 1-1 comparison. We also have other spam fi…

It outputs both - { isLikelySpam: boolean, reason: string } Then we have an inbox app (also made in Retool) that our support team uses to manually review any submissions that are i…

We've been using the ChatGPT API from Retool Workflows (for spam detection) and it's been valuable for our business. The built-in vector DB looks interesting

At my prior employer, we got Slack alerts for big company sign-ups I wanted the same for my new startup ( https://fillout.com ) but quickly found that Clearbit would cost us $7,000…

Seems like every big tech company is building a database product: Zapier Tables, Microsoft Lists, Retool DB, Google Tables, Monday WorkOS... Feels like a return to the Database War…