The problem
The systems already exist. The truth does not.
Shop, warehouse, site, and the board each keep their own version. Someone is the integration — a CSV, a nightly export, a person who updates the page. By morning the floor is guessing.
We learned that on a marathon. The clock on the course does not wait for a batch job. Splits, tracking, athlete boards, and the public page had to move with the field. Miss it and the board is fiction.
The solution
One pipeline. Fan in, transform once, serve live.
Connectors pull from the systems you already run. Jobs and schedules do the work in real time or near-real-time. Catalog, API, webhook, and board are the same run — not a nightly export that already drifted.
Real-time is an architecture, not a refresh button.
- 01 Connect what is already running POS, warehouse, sheets, forms, timing mats, APIs. Fan the sources in. The catalog on the site is the same object as the stock in the back.
- 02 Transform once One pipeline language for jobs, connectors, and schedules. After-hours work keeps running when the floor is dark.
- 03 Serve from that run Live catalogs, webhooks, and ops boards are the same objects — JSON, a board, an API that stays current.
The product
Fan in from every system you already run.
POS, warehouse, sheets, APIs. Transform once. Catalog, API, and board stay on the same clock — nothing waiting on close of day.
- Data integration Fan in from multiple systems. POS, warehouse, sheets, and APIs land in one catalog. The shop and the back agree.
- Real-time or near-real-time HTTP triggers, webhooks, and schedules. Seconds when the source can, minutes when it cannot — never overnight by default.
- Live endpoints Webhooks, APIs, and ops boards stay current because the data just moved. Same pipeline, three ways out.
Watch it run
See the systems agree.
These tabs are a running pipeline. Three sources into one catalog, a webhook into an API, an ops board on the same job.
Bring us the systems that have to stay current.
We connect the systems you already run and keep them live. Self-serve still sits on Pricing if you want to run it yourself.