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In a modern enterprise, data is fragmented across a suite of best-in-class applications. Your sales team lives in Salesforce, your marketing team operates out of HubSpot, and your finance team relies on an ERP like NetSuite. The critical challenge is not a lack of data, but the operational drag caused by data silos. When these systems fail to communicate in real time, the result is inconsistent information, manual reconciliation, and flawed decision-making that directly impacts revenue and customer experience.
While native integrations and generic iPaaS solutions exist, they often fall short. They introduce latency through batch processing, struggle with complex data models involving custom objects, and require significant engineering resources to build and maintain. This creates a brittle data infrastructure that is expensive to own and operate. For mission-critical processes, a more robust, purpose-built solution is required.
Synchronizing data between complex systems like HubSpot, Salesforce, and NetSuite is a significant technical hurdle. The core problem lies in maintaining data integrity and consistency in real time, especially when dealing with customized schemas and high data volumes.
Key technical challenges include:
Building custom code or using a generic iPaaS platform to solve these issues forces your engineering team to spend valuable time on "dirty API plumbing" instead of focusing on core product development [2].
Stacksync is an enterprise data integration platform engineered specifically to solve these challenges. It provides real-time, bi-directional synchronization between CRMs, ERPs, databases, and other operational systems. Instead of relying on periodic batch jobs, Stacksync propagates changes as they occur, ensuring all your systems reflect a single, consistent source of truth.
For organizations leveraging both HubSpot and Salesforce, Stacksync provides a dedicated, reliable data bridge. The Stacksync Salesforce integration is designed to handle complex synchronization scenarios with a no-code setup.
Stacksync extends beyond CRM-to-CRM sync to offer HubSpot database integration. This allows you to connect your HubSpot instance directly to your core data infrastructure, such as PostgreSQL, Snowflake, or BigQuery [6].
A prime example is Stacksync's integration with Supabase, which enables a bi-directional sync between Supabase Postgres databases and business apps like HubSpot and Salesforce. This empowers developers to manipulate CRM data using SQL commands, with Stacksync managing the underlying API complexity, security, and data type discrepancies [7].
The Stacksync platform unifies your technology stack through its ecosystem of over 200 no-code connectors [8]. This allows you to build a cohesive data fabric that connects not only your GTM tools but also your core financial and operational systems.
For businesses running on NetSuite, data integration is critical for end-to-end process automation. The Stacksync NetSuite connector is built for mission-critical use cases.
Choosing Stacksync over traditional integration methods provides advantages in performance, reliability, and efficiency. The platform is designed to deliver enterprise-grade capabilities without the associated complexity and overhead.
| Feature | Stacksync | Custom Code / Generic iPaaS |
|---|---|---|
| Sync Type | Real-time bi-directional | Often batch-based or complex to build bi-directionally |
| Setup | No-code, minutes to hours | Weeks to months of development |
| Maintenance | Fully managed, automated reliability | High engineering overhead, brittle infrastructure |
| Scalability | Built to scale to millions of executions per minute | Requires manual infrastructure management and refactoring |
| Error Handling | Automated retry logic, issue dashboards, real-time alerts | Custom implementation, often a secondary concern |
| Custom Objects | Natively supported across all connectors | Requires custom mapping, transformation logic, and maintenance |
By implementing Stacksync, you gain:
Your operational data is too valuable to be locked in silos or trusted to high-latency integrations. Stacksync provides the reliable, real-time, and scalable infrastructure needed to power a modern, data-driven enterprise.
