Web form submissions to 311
Requests saved by an older city website into MySQL are read every 15 minutes and created in Sentra 311.
MySQL and MariaDB sit behind many city web applications, older department systems and vendor products. Some hold reporting copies of permit, license or request data that other teams query.
SentraBridge reads tables or a read-only query and writes with insert, update or upsert, including spatial columns. Flows can start when rows change, using a changed-time column. Behind the firewall, the relay reaches the database without opening inbound ports.
| resource | read | write | changes only | fields |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tables | read a table or a read-only query | insert, update, upsert | yes (changed-time column) | Any table you grant |
Requests saved by an older city website into MySQL are read every 15 minutes and created in Sentra 311.
Permits changed in OpenGov or Accela are upserted nightly into a MySQL reporting table.
Records from a department's in-house PHP app are moved into the new vendor system during a phased replacement.
Facility or asset points are written to a spatial column for a web map built on MySQL.
Systems cities commonly connect with MySQL, each with its own connector page.
Yes. The relay runs on the city network, calls out to SentraBridge over HTTPS, and reaches only hosts you allow. No inbound ports are opened.
Only the tables you grant INSERT or UPDATE on, and only in steps that write. Read queries run in a read-only transaction.
Yes. The same connection works with MySQL and MariaDB.
We'll set up a workspace with your systems in a sandbox and build your first flow with you.