Keeping data under your control
Integration services that run elsewhere and keep a copy of records put data outside the government's own systems.
Tribal governments can run SentraBridge on their own servers, including networks with no internet access, so records move between the nation's systems without passing through anyone else's.
Integration services that run elsewhere and keep a copy of records put data outside the government's own systems.
Finance, housing, enrollment and public works systems each come from a different vendor, with different formats.
Hand-written scripts are hard to maintain and hard to hand over.
Run SentraBridge on your own servers, including air-gapped networks. It uses no outside services or content networks.
Learn more →Records pass through in memory and are dropped when the run ends. History keeps counts, timings and record IDs.
Learn more →Connect REST APIs, OpenAPI files, SQL databases and SFTP files, without vendor-specific connectors.
Learn more →Generated from SentraBridge's ready-made templates.
Every morning, reads new payment CSV files from the bank's SFTP folder, cleans and checks them, loads them into a database table, and archives the…
A reusable sub-flow: other flows hand it the records that failed their checks, and it emails the data team a summary with a CSV attached.
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.
Yes. It runs as containers on your own servers and uses no outside services or content networks.
When you host SentraBridge, the keys used to encrypt saved credentials stay in your environment.
No. Records live in memory during a run. History keeps counts, timings and record IDs, never contents.
We'll set up a workspace with your systems in a sandbox and build your first flow with you.