Syncari Reviews & Product Details

The fact that Syncari can be operated by a "business technologist" is one of the best features of this product. While many members of my team have SQL and Python skills (typically needed for data wrangling), Syncari enables someone without those skill sets to be very effective within the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only shortcoming I have found with Syncari (mostly early on) was the lack of robust documentation. Over the past 2 years they have dramatically improved their support library, but there are still some areas in need of additional details. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how easy Syncari is to use. It has a simple interface and tools for building integrations without coding. However, you might need to write code to create a custom Synapse in case there isn't one for the system you are integrating. The drag-and-drop feature and pre-built Synapses make it easy to connect and map data. Plus, their support team is great, always quick and helpful their exceptional support has given us a great deal of confidence in Syncari and strengthened our partnership with them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I didn't like was when there was a complex integration that requires to loop on data lists and using decisions it wasn’t supported you can only loop once within the same field pipeline and the decision function would not work with the loop so you will have to do some work around it using another pipeline. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how organized the platform is. This is a huge factor in making Syncari so easy to use. Multiple third party applications can be integtated bi directionally within the same pipeline. Not just one of those need to the tirgger for CRUD method, but all can do so. Each of these can have their own condition for loading even though they exist in the same pipeline. Keeping everything consolodated makes it easy to keep track of integrations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pipeline runs once per field, which makes it difficult for batch related data and for creating aggregate related integrations. It has no useful loop actions to achieve this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Syncari makes it very easy to create new tables and sync/merge application data to them. It takes care of all the connection, api, rate limit, retry logic. It also keeps a log of all updates to the records so you can tell exactly where a value for a field came from. The merge capability is nice, and it does have some basic data transformation capability.

It handles large data sets very well.

Also, if you create a unified table, it is trivial to replicate it to some other warehouse (like Snowflake, AWS, etc) if you need to access it there.

The staff at Syncari has been very hlpful whenever I had questions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish it had more capability for custom data transformations.

Often then is not a roadblack because you can point whatever external tools/code you need at he underlying tables. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Syncari felt like an extension of our team! Their user-friendly platform and expert training made complex data integration achievable. From authoring the data architecture to solving each and every hurdle along the way.

We were able to surface on-premisis data and use it in a tremendouly meaninful way both in Syncari and HubSpot.

This wasn't just data integration, it was the foundation for our Digital Transformation, enabling data that's transparent, secure, and drives enterprise-wide results! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not much to add here. They were top-notch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The user interface is intuitive and easy to work with Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mapping Jira data must be done project by project Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Our marketing, sales, and product teams are now have a source of truth. Which was a big problem when it came to solving attribution down the funnel (marketing attributable pipeline, product-qualified leads, etc). We loved that Syncari pipelines and workflows were able to bridge the data gaps between Postgres, HubSpot, and Amplitude. Which enhanced our reporting capabilities, and offered richer context for sales & marketing to leverage product data for more relevant and targeted outbound campaigns. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The tool can be somewhat intimidating at first glance. So new users, once onboarded by Syncari's CS team (which is amazing), may require a bit of time to become fully proficient using the tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Syncari was super knowledgeable about many data types and not only could solve the problem, but listened to our whole case and then offered ideas and made sure it aligned to what we wanted, rather than putting us into a box that worked for them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I disliked about Syncari was that I was not able to find them sooner. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Syncari is fast to create connections to key platforms, importing the data and be able to make decisions on how to transfer it between platforms without error is a clear process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Creating custom integrations is a longer process but the team are still very helpful to resolve this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Imagine a data orchestration platform the can sync Salesforce, Marketo, Hubspot, Snowflake, Pendo.io, Atlassian Jira, Google Sheets, Zendesk and many other platforms. With syncing running every minute... you don't have to imagine, it's available today with Syncari.

If I was building a new SaaS business today, and started thinking about what the martech stack would look like… before buying a CRM, MAP, DW. I would start with the data model first, rather than years down the road as most SaaS companies do. Then I would research an iPaaS type platform as the base and build up from there. There’s a world of them out there too. My preference is one that is thinking 360view first. Extra points for building a place to centralize all your relevant prospect, customer and product data too with self service — without having to pay for additional licenses just for report viewing.

Down the road as your business grows and you need to migrate to a larger or different CRM, MAP etc… then your migration can occur in weeks instead of months or years. Looking to be acquired, or acquire other businesses? You can easily sync their CRM, MAP, DW and again, migrate their data into your unified platform relatively easily. Or vice versa!

As I mentioned above, even better is a platform that easily connects into most BI tools or has BI built-in.

Experienced data folks know the above is MDM. They all dread MDM when it comes in after the fact, often rightly so. However, the last few years we’ve seen a renaissance of MDM, simply because it’s finally being done right. Finally leveraging no-code functionality to support the business user.

Marketing operations teams are now being tasked with, or driving the projects themselves - to do MDM right.

Without MDM you get a mishmash of siloed operational flows being built by different teams across your individual platforms. Think about your stack today. You’ve got in-app analytics, map, crm, content attribution touchpoints, web analytics, prospect email cadences, customer email cadences, operational emails, enrichment and intent data. In many cases these aren’t connected.

If you could offload all your operational flows into a single platform instead of many, then have that data synced back across all your departmental platforms… that would be transformational! Even better, it's available today with Syncari. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With all that potential in a platform, it does come with a steep learning curve and takes time to show value. It's a no-code data orchestration platform, but it does require you to understand your data model. You can't jump right in, start connecting systems and pull all your data into there to transform and sync across systems. Well, actually – you can. And that's a problem. It's really easy to connect everything, pull data in, then you have a lot of choice of what you can do.

You can't forget that a platform like this requires you to think differently about your data. Sure, you can use it just like any other integration platform and connect a few systems and be done with it. But the potential with it, is to go beyond just what your data warehouse and etl tools offer.

Syncari puts the data in the hands of the business user and often, business users don't have the background to build out data projects. That kind of planning, onboarding and implementation requires some serious hand holding. For organizations that have data science teams entrenched in their processes, rolling out Syncari is going to require change management along with project management. However, for companies starting out, it's a great opportunity. They can build their data model and reporting right away inside of Syncari and not be faced with cultural or technical debt that legacy teams may face. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.