Sync Studio is at the heart of what makes Syncari so simple. It’s a single pane of glass where you can drag and drop icons that represent your most important data operations and on the backend, Syncari automatically establishes those connections and enforces your data automation rules.
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Like your schema? Apply it across all connected systems. Supports multiple systems of the same type.
Define what “good” data is, and normalize and standardize it across systems.
Enforce data governance across all connected systems, objects, and fields, and nominate Data Authorities to be the source of truth.
Build a living, unified data model from all connected systems.
Enrich any field from multiple data providers, or your business-specific reference data, and sync the result to all the connected systems.
Ensures resiliency of all changes, provides a version history, and allows you to roll back unapproved changes.
Lots of products today let you connect your systems into an unmanageable spider web of APIs. Syncari provides the connection without the chaos.
You can use the Multidirectional Data and Schema Sync to create durable connections between Syncari and each of the systems you use, and then change them without breaking things.
It’s one data management pane of glass for all applications.
Many organizations grapple with poor data quality, which has a profound impact on their ability to make accurate projections and meet customer needs. Until now, implementing a sustainable solution to the bad data problem has been elusive.
We had been working to normalize data between our NetSuite and HubSpot instances for about a year. Syncari was able to 1-click integrate with both systems and give me an end-to-end picture of my customer data without writing a single line of code.
We looked at other integration platforms but those tools wouldn’t do anything to help us with our real issues: schema management, data quality, and governance. This is awesome.
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