StreamFlows
Now supporting Google Ads & Facebook Ads

Your data, where your
analytics need it

Extract from databases and SaaS APIs. Load into BigQuery. Reliable, resumable batch syncing with full operational visibility.

Built for reliability, not feature count

A focused ELT platform that does fewer things well. Extract and load — transforms happen downstream.

Multi-source extraction

Connect to Redshift, Klaviyo, Podium, Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and more. Unified connector interface with automatic schema discovery.

Resumable batch syncing

Checkpoint bookmarks per batch. If a sync fails, it picks up where it left off. No duplicate data, no missed rows.

Operational visibility

Structured logging with correlation IDs across every run. See exactly what happened, when, and why — down to the stream level.

Three steps to reliable data sync

No complex configuration. Connect, configure, sync.

STEP 1

Connect your source

Add a database or SaaS API. StreamFlows discovers your tables, fields, and data types automatically.

STEP 2

Configure your pipeline

Select streams, choose sync modes, map fields to your destination schema. Set a schedule or run manually.

STEP 3

Sync to your warehouse

Data flows into BigQuery via GCS staging. Resumable syncs, checkpoint bookmarks, and automatic retries.

Connect to the tools you already use

Databases, ad platforms, and marketing tools — all syncing to your warehouse.

Built for production workloads

Reliability guarantees that matter when your analytics depend on fresh data.

At-least-once delivery

Every row reaches its destination. Deduplication keys prevent duplicate runs.

Resumable syncs

Checkpoint bookmarks after every batch. Failures pick up where they left off.

Encrypted credentials

AES-256-GCM encryption at rest. OAuth tokens refresh automatically before each sync.

Automatic schema discovery

Tables, columns, primary keys, and data types detected automatically from your source.

Ready to consolidate your data?

Set up your first pipeline in minutes. Connect a source, pick your streams, and start syncing to BigQuery.