
Stays runs the business a vacation-rental platform actually runs on: sales in Salesforce, the product in MongoDB, acquisition in Meta and Google Ads, customer experience in Track, and finance spread across seventeen currencies of spreadsheets. Since June 2026, all of it lands in one governed layer on Nekt, cleaned and modeled, and their AI agents read it over MCP. In about two months, their own team built what most enterprises spend years on.
Twenty-six data sources feed the layer, unified and modeled instead of left as raw exports. Among them:
| System | What it powers |
|---|---|
| Salesforce | Sales funnel, opportunities, cases, and call and WhatsApp transcripts |
| MongoDB | Product data: GMV, bookings, nights, ADR and RevPAR |
| Meta and Google Ads | Campaign attribution, CAC and LAC |
| GA4 and Amplitude | Product and marketing behavior |
| Salesforce Marketing Cloud | Lifecycle campaigns |
| Track | NPS, CSAT and CES |
| Slack, Jira, Notion, Firestore, Google Sheets | Operations and finance |
| Stays own API | Platform data across every managed property |
Several of these gold tables were designed specifically for an AI agent to reason over via MCP: the P&L, NPS, CSAT and the account base. That is the difference between an agent that guesses and one that answers, because the definition travels with the table. It is the same idea behind context engineering for AI agents and a governed MCP server for data.
Questions that used to mean a day of manual stitching now return in a single query. Which campaign a sale came from, how the P&L is closing this month, which accounts are near churn: all answered from one governed layer, by people and agents alike. Nekt isn't just the analytics layer here; it is the data and AI operating system behind a platform trusted by more than 16,000 vacation-rental managers. Stays signed in a day, upgraded to the Growth plan two days later, and built the entire thing with their own team. Learn more about Stays.