Scripts nobody owns
Integrations written by people who have left run on servers nobody wants to touch.
Replace hidden scripts and point-to-point exports with flows your team can see, test and monitor. SentraBridge stores settings and run metadata only, and can run on your own servers.
Integrations written by people who have left run on servers nobody wants to touch.
Integration tools that keep copies of records add to the attack surface and the retention schedule.
A broken nightly job is discovered days later by a department.
Records live in memory only. History keeps counts, timings and record IDs, never contents.
Learn more →Credentials are encrypted at rest and never returned to the browser after saving.
Learn more →Sign in with Microsoft or Google; viewer, builder and admin roles per workspace.
Learn more →CSP-hosted on US-based cloud infrastructure, or self-hosted, including air-gapped networks.
Learn more →Runs, failure rates, slow steps and unhealthy connections in one place.
Learn more →Flow version history with compare and restore, plus an activity log of who changed what.
Learn more →Generated from SentraBridge's ready-made templates.
Cleans and checks changed 311 requests, sends bad ones to a data-quality sub-flow, checks the city database to see if each is new, then routes new…
Sentra 311 → SentraQueue → PostgreSQL / PostGIS → SFTP serverWeekdays at 7 am, reads 311 requests, SentraQueue lobby visits and database work orders, puts them in one shape, combines and sorts them, emails a…
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.
Each links to its connector page. Not listed? Any REST API, OpenAPI file, database or SFTP server works.
Connection settings, field maps, encrypted credentials, and run metadata: when, which flow, record IDs, status, duration and redacted errors. Never record contents.
Private and internal addresses are refused unless an administrator allows that server, so flows can't be pointed inward by accident.
Yes. The same containers run on your own servers, including networks without internet access.
Flows export and import as YAML, without secrets; connections are matched by name.
We'll set up a workspace with your systems in a sandbox and build your first flow with you.