Overview

Learn about Cloud Workflow

In the modern business landscape, Digital Transformation is often stalled by fragmented architecture. Critical business data resides in disparate SaaS applications and on-premise systems. Sales teams operate within CRM platforms (e.g., Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365CRM, HubSpot), while Finance relies on Accounting and ERP systems (e.g., QuickBooks, NetSuite, Xero).

This fragmentation results in Data Silos, causing measurable operational inefficiencies:

• Manual Data Entry: Redundant input increases labor costs and slows Revenue Recognition.

• Data Integrity Issues: Lack of synchronization leads to duplicate records and inventory mismatches.

• Latency: Delayed data transfer impacts decision-making and reporting visibility.

Integration is the process of bridging these disconnected systems so they act as one unified unit. By establishing this connection, a data update in one application triggers an immediate, automatic update in the others, thereby resolving these inefficiencies.

What is iPaaS?

Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) is cloud-based middleware designed to seamlessly connect SaaS, Cloud, and On-Premise applications. It functions as a secure bridge, facilitating real-time data exchange between disparate systems. Rather than requiring custom API code development for every connection, the platform provides a centralized console to orchestrate (manage, govern, and integrate) complex data flows.

DBSync is a comprehensive No-Code / Low-Code on-demand iPaaS that can handle the heavy lifting of integration:

• Connectivity: Pre-built connectors for a number of SaaS and on-premise applications.

• Orchestration: Controls the sequence, timing, and logic of data operations.

• Governance: Centralizes authentication, error logging, and security compliance (SOC2).

Why DBSync?

DBSync is engineered to serve as the unified operational hub for a growing digital business.

While generic automation tools facilitate simple tasks, DBSync provides a robust, industry-agnostic platform capable of handling complex Accounting, CRM, Supply Chain, and Data Warehousing logic. DBSync uses automated workflows to ensure data accuracy, reduce manual entry, and accelerate business cycles.

Common Use Cases

Organizations typically deploy DBSync to solve the following architectural challenges:

• Order-to-Cash Automation: Automatically convert a closed "Opportunity" in Salesforce into an "Invoice" in QuickBooks/NetSuite.

• Data Warehousing (ELT): Replicate live production data from Cloud Apps into a Data Warehouse for Business Intelligence (BI).

• Legacy Modernization: Connect modern SaaS tools to legacy on-premise SQL Databases without replacing infrastructure.

Supported Ecosystem

DBSync provides Unified Data Connectivity across diverse technology stacks with the help of the following connectors:

Integration Category	Supported Applications & Protocols
CRM & Sales	Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365CRM, HubSpot, NetSuite, Monday.com
Accounting & ERP	QuickBooks (Desktop, Online, time), Xero, Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Microsoft D365 Finance & Operations, Microsoft Dynamics GP/NAV
Database & Warehouse	Access, AWS Athena, IBM DB2, MySQL, Oracle, Pervasive Btrive, PostgreSQL, RedShift, SQLServer, FileMaker, Sybase
E-Commerce	Shopify, WooCommerce, ChannelAdvisor
Inventory & Logistics	SkuVault, ShipStation, Linnworks, Narvar
Healthcare	PointClickCare
File & Storage	FTP/SFTP, Amazon S3, Google Sheets
DevOps & Support	JIRA Cloud, JIRA Service Management
Marketing & Events	Mailchimp
Developer Standards	Open API / Swagger