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Push contracts to Segment Protocols. Validate from Snowflake.

suky doesn't ingest your events — it reads from Snowflake (where Segment writes them) and publishes contracts to Segment Protocols so violations can be blocked at ingestion if you opt in. Of all CDPs, only Segment supports two-way sync: pull existing tracking plans into suky, then publish updates back.

Capabilities

What you get with the Segment integration

Push contracts to Segment Protocols

Publish your event schema as a Segment Tracking Plan. Configure violations to block, flag, or forward — set per-event or globally.

Pull existing tracking plans (Segment-only)

Import your current Segment Protocols tracking plan into suky as draft contracts. Of the four supported CDPs, Segment is the only one with import support today.

Validate from Snowflake

suky runs read-only SQL against your Segment-loaded warehouse tables to compute volume, freshness, schema-compliance, and SLA metrics. No webhook, no event payloads.

Republish on accepted drift

Publish your event contracts to Segment Protocols with one click. When suky detects a schema change in your warehouse and you accept it, the contract is republished so the registry stays aligned with reality.

Setup

How to connect Segment

1

In suky, go to Integrations → Segment and authenticate with a Segment Workspace API token.

2

Pick a Source + Tracking Plan to bind to your suky workspace.

3

(Optional) Click 'Import existing tracking plan' to seed suky with what's already in Segment.

4

Author or refine event contracts in suky, then publish them to Segment Protocols.

5

Configure violation actions in Segment (block / flag / forward) per the suky-managed Tracking Plan.

Ready to connect Segment?

Invite-only while we onboard the Founding 25 — request an invite and I'll set you up.