How Stacksync works for engineering teams

1. Connect Your Systems: Use Stacksync’s intuitive, no-code interface to link databases, CRMs, ERPs, and engineering tools in minutes, no custom code or API development required.
2. Map and Sync Data: Select tables, fields, and sync rules. Stacksync automatically handles schema mapping, transformations, and bidirectional updates.
3. Automate Workflows: Set up triggers for data changes, automate alerts, and integrate with engineering pipelines for continuous delivery and monitoring.
4. Monitor and Secure: Access detailed sync logs, error tracking, and rollback features. Built-in protections prevent accidental data loss and maintain data integrity.

Key benefits

• Accelerate Integration Projects: Reduce integration timelines by over 90% with no-code, two-click setup, eliminating the need for custom scripts or third-party middleware.
• Real-Time, Two-Way Sync: Instantly reflect data changes across databases, CRMs, and engineering tools, ensuring all teams work from the latest information.
• Automate Engineering Workflows: Trigger actions, alerts, and updates based on data changes, streamlining DevOps, issue management, and release cycles.
• Data Consistency and Quality: Maintain a single source of truth and prevent data loss or corruption with built-in protections and monitoring.
• Scalable and Secure: Effortlessly manage high-frequency, high-volume data flows with enterprise-grade security and compliance.

Use cases

• CRM and Database Synchronization: Engineers can update CRM records (e.g., Salesforce, HubSpot) directly from the database using SQL, with changes syncing instantly in both directions, no API calls required.
• DevOps and Release Automation: Sync deployment data, incident reports, and release notes between engineering tools and business systems, automating notifications and updates.
• Custom Metrics and Data Activation: Compute custom metrics in your data warehouse and push them to CRMs or internal dashboards, enabling data-driven decision-making for engineering and product teams.
• Issue Tracking and Alerting: Automate the flow of bug reports, status updates, and engineering alerts across platforms, ensuring rapid response and resolution.
• User & Access Management: Keep user and permission data synchronized across internal tools, databases, and authentication systems for secure, up-to-date access control.