Real-time analytics with one-way sync and triggers to power operational workflows
Real-time analytics has become a critical requirement for modern businesses, yet achieving true real-time or near real-time performance in data pipelines remains a significant challenge. While most market solutions offer only batch pipelines that run once or twice a day, organizations increasingly need immediate insights from their data to make timely decisions and automate operations.
One-way sync from Salesforce to Postgres. When data is updated in Salesforce, the data syncs to Postgres and triggers a workflow automation sequence which sends emails, updates Postgres, Snowflake and Salesforce in an event-driven fashion.
The architecture combines three essential components:
The pipeline layer (real-time one-way sync) ensures immediate data propagation with sub-second latency, maintaining exactly-once semantics and enterprise-grade reliability. This forms the foundation for all real-time capabilities.
The analytics layer transforms raw data into actionable insights (potentially following the medallion architecture introduced by Databricks), supporting complex analytical queries and materialized views. This layer enables stakeholders to work with the most current information for decision-making, formatted for specific business needs such as building bespoke dashboards.
The workflow automation layer triggered by change data events out of the real-time one-way sync. This triggers automated actions across the organization within workflow automation tools. These workflows can range from simple notifications to complex multi-step processes, ensuring the business can act immediately on new information.
Modern tools like Stacksync are purpose-built for these enterprise requirements, offering native support for real-time data sync and sophisticated workflow automation. Stacksync can be used for low- and high-volume data processing, up to tens of millions of workflow executions per minute. It reaches the standard for IoT data processing thanks to its native autoscaling capabilities.
This real-time one-way architecture represents the emerging trend of operational analytics, where real-time insights directly power automated actions. By combining real-time analytics with automated workflows, organizations can build truly responsive systems that not only provide visibility but take immediate action based on changing conditions.
Ruben Burdin is the Founder and CEO of Stacksync, the first real-time and two-way sync for enterprise data at scale. Ruben is a Y Combinator alumni with a strong background in software engineering and business.
Armon Petrossian
Founder & CEO
As Co-Founder and CEO, Armon created Coalesce, the only data transformation tool built for scale. Prior, Armon was part of the founding team at WhereScape, a leading provider of data automation software. At WhereScape, Armon served as national sales manager for almost a decade.
Ant Wilson
Co-Founder & CTO
Ant is a Co-Founder and CTO at Supabase, the world leading Postgres company. He has a background in large scale storage systems. Ant is a serial entrepreneur that participated in Y Combinator and Entrepreneur First.
Tim Kwan
Data Management Specialist
Tim Kwan is a data management specialist at Google, passionate about bridging the gap between business and engineering. With extensive experience in cloud technologies, AI, and database solutions, he helps organizations accelerate application development and drive innovation.