Hi Iceberg Community, I am reaching out on behalf of *Dataddo* to request an update to our company’s definition/description listed on the official Apache Iceberg Vendors page ([ https://iceberg.apache.org/vendors/](https://iceberg.apache.org/vendors/)).
To better reflect our current capabilities and integration with Apache Iceberg, we would like to update the text as follows: - *Current Description:* *Dataddo is a fully managed data integration platform for moving enterprise data across cloud, on-prem, and hybrid environments, with first-class support for open table formats including Apache Iceberg. * Architecture - Dataddo runs a single control plane that orchestrates data planes on AWS, Azure, GCP, sovereign clouds or on-premises Kubernetes and OpenShift, so sensitive data never leaves your network. * Transport patterns - Dataddo supports ETL/ELT, CDC, streaming, reverse ETL, and batch delivery from hundreds of fully maintained connectors. * Iceberg support - Dataddo writes to Apache Iceberg via catalogs such as AWS Glue, REST and others, and automatically detects source schema drift so downstream tables don't silently break. See the Dataddo Platform for details.* - *Proposed Description:* *Dataddo is the enterprise data integration platform built to eliminate the operational ownership risk of data movement. * * Acting as the connective backbone of your organization, we provide a fully managed connective layer that moves data to, from, and between AI agents and systems, databases, ERPs and SaaS. Our platform automatically handles API changes, schema drift, and sensitive data protection, providing full, granular visibility into every data flow across complex environments, including on-premise, hybrid, and cloud infrastructures. By treating data movement as mission-critical infrastructure rather than a project, Dataddo enables your engineering teams to deploy with total reliability, allowing them to focus on high-value AI outcomes instead of ongoing pipeline maintenance.* Could someone please help us update this on the website, or let us know if we should open a specific GitHub issue/PR for it? Thank you for your time and for maintaining such a great community. Best regards, Carmen Torremocha.
