Data Sync and Provider Integrations Expand with PostHog.

Data sync and provider integrations are widening across analytics, backend and automation tools this week. PostHog can now bring Steam and Chess.com player data into its analytics product, placing gaming activity alongside other metrics.

Xano 2.6 adds three AI providers alongside Azure Foundry, covering direct cloud access, model routing and existing AI infrastructure. Make has also released three dedicated integrations for Supabase, split across its app, management and storage services. Together, the releases cover data entering an analytics system, AI providers connecting to a backend and database operations moving through automated workflows.

Source: Read the official announcement.

Xano 2.6 supports OpenRouter, AWS Bedrock and LiteLLM alongside Azure Foundry, giving teams four named routes for connecting AI models and infrastructure. The Xano LinkedIn post says teams can bring approved providers and existing AI infrastructure into Xano rather than switching to a separate provider selected by the platform.

OpenRouter adds access to a wider range of open-source models, while AWS Bedrock and LiteLLM provide additional options for organisations already using those services. The release puts those provider connections inside Xano, where builders create backend logic, connected APIs and autonomous agents.

PostHog now syncs player data from Steam and Chess.com into its analytics product. The PostHog LinkedIn post announces the Steam connection.

Steam data can be used to track measures such as hours played in Counter-Strike 2 alongside other metrics held in PostHog. The gaming connections add another type of external data to its analytics stack, following PostHog’s recent Clay data sync for bringing enrichment data into the same product.

Make has launched three dedicated Supabase integrations: Supabase App, Supabase Management and Supabase Storage. The Make LinkedIn post describes all three as live and available to use in automated scenarios.

The integrations cover database management, cloud storage and AI processing across the two platforms. The three integrations separate Supabase app, management and storage operations into dedicated connections.

What is PostHog’s Steam and Chess.com data sync?

The integration brings player data from Steam and Chess.com into the analytics product. Steam data can include gaming measures such as hours played in Counter-Strike 2, which can then sit alongside other metrics.

Which AI providers does Xano 2.6 support?

Xano 2.6 adds OpenRouter, AWS Bedrock and LiteLLM alongside Azure Foundry. OpenRouter also provides access to a wider range of open-source models.

Which plans include these new integrations?

The announcements place the provider support in Xano 2.6 and describe the PostHog sync and Make integrations as available now. They do not state which free or paid plans include the changes.