Stacksync simplifies the process of building Stacksync applications that seamlessly share data with your Salesforce deployment. By enabling two-way synchronization between Salesforce and Postgres, Stacksync harmonizes data stored in your Postgres database with Salesforce's contacts, accounts, and custom objects. All standard and custom objects are supported. Setting up the service is a breeze, thanks to its intuitive no-code user interface – no coding or intricate configuration required.

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Creating Apps Spanning your Stack and Salesforce

With your Salesforce data now integrated into Postgres, you can effortlessly leverage the capabilities of the Lightning Platform in conjunction with Stacksync. Applications developed using standard open-source stacks like Rails, Node.js, and Python can connect directly to Postgres and, through Stacksync, establish a seamless link to Salesforce. Crafting apps that extend your data and processes directly to your customers has never been simpler – just write some SQL code.

You can also develop no-code apps using Retool, Appsmith, Softr, Stackr and more without having to worry about the Salesforce API mess anymore.

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Introducing Stacksync Real-time and Bidirectional Data Sync

Stacksync enables you to read and write from a Postgres database to update your Salesforce instance in real-time. This creates frictionless data manipulation – including creating, reading, updating, and deleting records.

This feature enables you to build sophisticated apps while integrating your application data into Salesforce's business processes, ensuring a seamless user experience while maintaining all data in Postgres.

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Integration of Various Data Types

Whether it's app data, product data, sensor data, or customer data, Stacksync enables straightforward integration of any Postgres data into Salesforce through a simple point-and-click configuration. This architectural option paves the way for developing engagement apps that deliver unified customer experiences across different business systems. When used alongside databases, Salesforce becomes an integral part of the modern data stack.

Today, Stacksync works with Salesforce, HubSpot, Postgres, Snowflake, Google BigQuery, MongoDB, Zoho CRM, Databricks and more!

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High Compliance Apps with Salesforce Data

Stacksync Shield empowers you to build Stacksync applications that securely share sensitive data with your Salesforce instance within a high compliance environment. Leveraging bi-directional synchronization between Salesforce and Postgres, this feature enables you to expand your CRM capabilities to your production apps while safeguarding Protected Health Information (PHI) or Personally Identifiable Information (PII) data. This includes contacts, account details, and other custom objects, all within a secure environment. Stacksync Shield streamlines the development of engaging applications for highly regulated industries like finance, healthcare and life sciences, meeting stringent HIPAA requirements. As part of the Stacksync Shield suite of services, Stacksync simplifies your journey toward complex regulatory compliance. For further information on Stacksync's compliance programs and certifications, please visit our compliance center.

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Developer-Friendly Simplicity and Scalability

Stacksync seamlessly integrates with your development workflow and supports your preferred stacks and programming languages. The numerous Stacksync features such as data event triggers, scheduled jobs, monitoring and logging features (and much more!) offer easy compatibility with popular tools and databases, including MongoDB, Retool, Appsmith, Zapier, Make, and Event-Driven architectures for your applications. With a track record of handling over billion transactions daily including high-traffic consumer websites. Stacksync demonstrates its capacity to scale effectively for your most demanding and high-volume customer applications.

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Getting Started with Stacksync

You can get started for free in minutes at stacksync.cloud.

To learn more about how to use Stacksync, check out the resources in the public documentation. Feel free to get in touch with us here.