Build one source of truth from the systems you run We connect them once, so every report, agent, and app reads the same data

Book an AI Opportunity Audit Three ways to join your systems

Customer recordRefreshed 6 min ago

Customer: Calder Supply Co.
Account owner: Mara Lindqvist
Payment terms: Net 45
Open invoices: $41,280
Open cases: 3, one urgent
Account manager: Joel Avery, East

Start with the numbers your systems disagree on Calder Supply has two counts of open cases until the systems are joined

FinanceRevenue, third quarter

Salesforce$18.4M

NetSuite$17.1M

The board pack waits while two teams agree a number.

SalesActive customers

Salesforce4,812

SAP4,377

Territory plans start from the wrong count.

OperationsOpen orders

SAP1,206

Warehouse system1,148

Planners chase orders that already shipped.

PeopleHeadcount

Workday2,340

Payroll2,296

Cost per head is different in every deck.

Customer serviceOpen cases for Calder Supply

ServiceNow3

Salesforce1

Calder's account manager walks into the renewal unaware.

ProcurementSpend with one supplier

SAP$2.9M

NetSuite$3.3M

Discounts get negotiated on the wrong volume.

Then choose how to join your systems Each suits some companies, and a platform you own runs in your cloud

Wire each system to each otherScripts, file drops, and one-off interfaces

Pick it when: You run two or three systems and nothing new is coming.
Watch for: Every new tool needs a connection to every system, and nobody owns them all.

Use a connector toolFivetran, Boomi, MuleSoft, and the like

Pick it when: Your systems are standard and you need data moving this month. Then buy one, and you may not need us.
Watch for: Your custom fields and your rules live outside it, and the price grows with volume.

Build a platform you ownTested pipelines on Snowflake or Databricks, in your cloud

Pick it when: Many tools, agents, and reports need the same numbers, defined once.
Watch for: It takes weeks, not days, and someone has to run it. We run it with you.

Calder Supply's record draws on five systems and your own fields, so it belongs on a platform you own.

Build it in your cloud, on parts you already trust Under your keys and permissions, with every number traced to its run

BAF Financial and InsuranceThree in four policy records now migrate untouched

Each policy is reconciled from three legacy systems into one record, with a source for every field.

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Built on

Snowflake

In your cloud accountThe store and the pipelines run in your AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud account.
Under your keysYour security team holds the encryption keys and can revoke them.
Your permissionsEach person sees only the rows their role allows, in every tool.
Traced to the sourceEvery number traces back to its system and run, like Calder Supply's open invoices to NetSuite.

We turn down copying your data into a tool we own.

Then run every pipeline to a timetable, tested And count the reports that match finance, every week

Data arrivals · TuesdayYour cloud · eu-west

Pipeline	From	Due	Arrived	Checks	Status
Orders	SAP	06:00	05:52	42 of 42	On time
Invoices	NetSuite	06:00	05:58	31 of 31	On time
Customers	Salesforce	06:15	06:09	27 of 27	On time
Headcount	Workday	07:00	07:03	18 of 18	3 min late
Cases	ServiceNow	Hourly	08:00	12 of 12	On time
Shipments	Warehouse	06:30	Held	9 of 11	Held for a person

The number we answer forReports that match finance

Before we build, we count the reports that disagree with the ledger. That count goes on the weekly report, beside every late or held pipeline.

A held run waits for a person, so a broken number never reaches Calder Supply's record or any report.

Bring the two reports that never agree

We'll trace both back to their systems in five days, and you keep the map either way.