Data harmonisation for teams without a data engineer
Stop stitching spreadsheets. Get one clean dataset daily.
Tell Conflux what data you need. It connects your APIs, inboxes and SFTP feeds, then harmonises everything automatically each day.
Built for Australian operations and finance teams.
I need
- order_datedate
- customertext
- invoice_totalAUD
- supplier_costAUD
- + add field
Refresh: daily
Illustration: five sources, one table
What it does
Starts from the dataset you need, not the connectors you own.
- Describe
- You list the fields and tables you need in a visual builder. No pipelines to design first.
- Connect
- Conflux reaches your APIs, inboxes, SFTP feeds and legacy systems.
- Harmonise
- Mismatched formats and names are reconciled into one consistent dataset.
- Refresh
- The dataset is rebuilt every day, so the numbers are there when you start work.
Requirements builder
Define the output first.
Pick the fields, types and tables your reports depend on. Conflux works backwards from that to find the sources, so the shape of your data is decided by you, not by whatever an export happens to contain.
- Visual builder, no code
- Fields typed up front, including AUD amounts
- Change the requirements and the dataset follows
Ingestion
Reads where your data actually lives.
Not every system has a tidy API. Conflux takes data from APIs, from files attached to emails, from SFTP drops and from legacy systems, the places spreadsheets usually get stitched together by hand.
- APIs
- Inboxes and attachments
- SFTP feeds
- Legacy systems
Harmonisation
One customer, one row.
Accounting calls them clients, the CRM calls them accounts, the shop calls them buyers. Conflux reconciles those differences and merges the results into a single unified dataset.
- Matching across systems
- One consistent schema
- Rebuilt daily
Old way / Conflux
Reconciliation is a job your data should do itself.
Export from five systems on Monday morning
Sources are read for you every day
Paste, VLOOKUP, fix column names, repeat
Matching and formats handled once, in the builder
A spreadsheet only one person understands
A requirements list anyone on the team can read
Pipelines first, questions later
Your questions first, pipelines worked out for you
How it works
From a requirements list to a dataset that refreshes itself.
- 01
Describe the dataset
Open the builder and list the fields you report on. Say what each one means and where it should refresh.
- 02
Connect your sources
Point Conflux at the APIs, inboxes, SFTP feeds and legacy systems that hold the raw data.
- 03
Review the harmonised output
Check how records from different systems have been matched into one table, and adjust the rules if needed.
- 04
Let it run every day
Conflux refreshes the unified dataset daily. Use it in the reports and tools you already have.
Questions
Before you ask.
Do I need a data engineer to use Conflux?
No. Conflux is built for operations, finance and analytics leads who do not have a data engineering team. You describe the dataset you need in a visual builder and it handles the connections and harmonisation.
What kinds of sources can it connect to?
APIs, inboxes, SFTP feeds and legacy systems, so exports from accounting, CRM, e-commerce and supplier emails can all feed one dataset.
How often is the dataset updated?
Every day. Conflux harmonises your sources on a daily schedule so you start with a current, consistent dataset.
How is this different from a connector-first ELT tool?
Connector-first tools start from the pipelines you build. Conflux starts from your requirements: what you need the data to look like. The pipeline work follows from that.
Every source, one clean dataset, every day.
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