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Merge

Founded 2020 · 161 employees on LinkedIn · 8 known investors

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Merge provides a unified API and integration infrastructure that lets software companies connect their products to hundreds of third-party systems (HRIS, accounting, ticketing, file storage, CRM) and deploy AI agents that take authenticated actions across enterprise tools. It also offers model routing to direct LLM requests to different providers, serving product and engineering teams building AI features and integrations.

Founders & leadership

Merge was founded in 2020 by Gil Feig and Shensi Ding.

GFGil Feig
Gil FeigCo-Founder
SDShensi Ding
Shensi DingCo-Founder

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2 people who came through Merge went on to found or lead other companies.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Merge do?
Merge provides a unified API and integration infrastructure that lets software companies connect their products to hundreds of third-party systems (HRIS, accounting, ticketing, file storage, CRM) and deploy AI agents that take authenticated actions across enterprise tools. It also offers model routing to direct LLM requests to different providers, serving product and engineering teams building AI features and integrations.
Who founded Merge?
Merge was founded by Gil Feig, Shensi Ding in 2020.
Who are Merge's investors?
Merge's investors include 20VC, Accel, New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Addition, Bain Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, Fifty Years, Interface Fund.