Every new system used to mean a new integration project.
Databases, APIs and a growing list of SaaS profiles.
Connect SQL Server, MySQL and PostgreSQL with change capture, and any REST or OpenAPI service. For the SaaS tools you already use, install a ready-made profile from the marketplace and STRAX knows the API before you start.
Microsoft SQL Server
Trigger-based change capture, queued routing
Salesforce
HubSpot CRM
Shopify
Stripe
Xero
QuickBooks Online
Zendesk
Jira
Slack
GitHub
ServiceNow
Okta
Mailchimp
Asana
Trello
Freshdesk
Intercom
monday.com
Notion
Zoho Books
Zoho CRM
1Password
ActiveCampaign
Adobe Marketo Engage
ADP Workforce Now
Adyen
Aircall
Airtable
Amplitude
Apollo.io
AppDynamics
Auth0
Avalara AvaTax
Azure DevOps
Basecamp
Bitbucket
Box
Braintree
Braze
Brevo
Brex
Buildkite
Calendly
Chargebee
CircleCI
ClickUp
Close
Cloudflare
A growing footprint
Connectivity grows in three directions at once.
New connectors arrive as marketplace bundles between platform releases. Database engines, SaaS profiles and API services are added continuously, and every one plugs into the same hub, mappings and workflows.
Database to database
Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL and PostgreSQL, each with its own real-time change-capture pipeline, kept in sync through the hub in both directions. Further engines arrive on the generic pipeline as bundles.
- SQL Server: trigger-based capture, queued routing
- MySQL: binary-log streaming, sub-second
- PostgreSQL: trigger-based capture, own service
- Any ODBC engine: the generic pipeline
SaaS
Ready-made profiles for the tools your teams already use. Each knows its own authentication, pagination and rate limits, and the list grows with every catalogue release, so the wall above is the current state.
- CRM, marketing and e-commerce
- Finance, billing and payments
- Support desks and IT service management
- HR, projects and collaboration
API solutions
Any REST or OpenAPI service, without code. STRAX handles the plumbing that usually eats integration budgets, and an OpenAPI import bootstraps a connector for any documented API from its specification.
- Scheduled polling with pagination and conditional requests
- Inbound webhooks for push updates
- Outbound calls that write hub changes back
- Schema discovery from live responses
Connectivity grows without waiting for a release: bundles install from the Feature Marketplace, suppliers publish their own, and the hub, mappings and workflows underneath stay the same.
Browse the connector catalogue →Connect and disconnect systems as the strategy changes
Strategies change: a new region, an acquisition, a replacement, a retirement. Each of those used to be an integration project before it could be a business decision. With STRAX a new system is discovered, mapped and live without a line of code, and a retired one is unplugged without losing a record, because the hub keeps its history and every report, portal and workflow built on it keeps working.
- Connect: point STRAX at the system, approve the mappings the assistant proposes and take on its history, and the rest of the estate sees it immediately.
- Replace: the new system runs beside the old one, catches up, and takes over when you say so.
- Acquire: a bought company's systems join as more systems, and their people keep their tools.
- Disconnect: unplug a retired system and the hub keeps every record it ever sent, so nothing downstream breaks.
Keep exploring
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One hub keeps every system on the same record.
Billing, CRM, provisioning and support all show the same customer, order and asset, updated automatically within seconds and with nothing re-keyed.
Integration engine →A working integration, installed from a catalogue.
Ready-made bundles of systems, mappings, workflows, reports and portals, free and premium, each one screened by STRAX before it can run.
Feature Marketplace →See it on your own systems.
A demo takes about an hour and runs against systems like yours, starting with the ones you would connect first.