Klue

Profile narrative

Klue provides integration infrastructure that enables its customers to connect their applications to Salesforce environments and manage OAuth tokens for those connections. The platform is used by organizations that rely on Salesforce as part of their technology stack, including several cybersecurity firms such as Huntress, Recorded Future, Tanium, Jamf, HackerOne, Snyk, OneTrust and Gong. By handling the authentication and token exchange process, Klue allows its customers to securely access and synchronize data with Salesforce. The service is positioned as a middleware layer that simplifies the integration of third‑party tools with Salesforce without requiring each customer to build and maintain its own authentication mechanisms. This focus on secure, token‑based integration distinguishes Klue within the broader market of SaaS connectivity solutions.

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Klue’s headquarters is located in Canada, as indicated in the organisational context. The June 2026 supply chain breach highlighted the critical role of its integration infrastructure in the security posture of its customers, showing that a compromise of Klue’s legacy credentials could lead to unauthorized access to connected Salesforce instances. No explicit details about Klue’s size, employee count, revenue, market reach, ownership structure, or parent/subsidiary relationships are provided in the available sources. Consequently, any description of scale or corporate structure must be omitted to avoid speculation. The available information confirms Klue’s function as a Canadian‑based integration provider whose security incident underscored the importance of safeguarding credential management in third‑party SaaS connections.

Incidents

1 incident linked to this organisation.