Vendors without connectors
Many district systems have an API or nightly file export but no ready-made integration to the rest of the district's tools.
Districts run finance, facilities, board meetings and websites alongside their student systems. SentraBridge connects them through APIs, databases and SFTP files, without keeping a copy of what it moves.
Many district systems have an API or nightly file export but no ready-made integration to the rest of the district's tools.
Board agendas and minutes need to reach the website and the records repository on time.
Any integration that keeps its own copy of records adds one more place sensitive data must be secured.
Upload a vendor's OpenAPI or Swagger file (YAML or JSON) and SentraBridge builds the connector automatically.
Learn more →Read and write CSV, JSON, JSON Lines and XML files on SFTP, with archive after read.
Learn more →Records live in memory while a flow runs. History keeps counts, timings and record IDs, never contents.
Learn more →Generated from SentraBridge's ready-made templates.
Every night at 1 am, takes upcoming meetings with a published agenda from CivicCA and adds them as pages on the Sentra CMS website.
CivicCA → Laserfiche CloudEvery hour, files each newly published CivicCA agenda and set of minutes in the city's Laserfiche repository, in the folder for that board, with…
Sentra 311 → SFTP serverEvery night, writes yesterday's changed Sentra 311 requests to a dated CSV file in an SFTP folder for another system to pick up.
Each links to its connector page. Not listed? Any REST API, OpenAPI file, database or SFTP server works.
Not a pre-built one. If it has a REST/JSON API, SentraBridge can connect to it as a plain API or from its OpenAPI file. If it exports files to SFTP or exposes a database, those work too.
No. Records pass through in memory and are dropped when the run ends. Run history holds counts, timings and record IDs only.
Yes. SentraBridge can run on your own servers, including networks without internet access.
We'll set up a workspace with your systems in a sandbox and build your first flow with you.