Best Data Integration Tools for Epicor CRM

Most organisations already have the data. The problem is it sits in disconnected systems - ERPs, databases, SCADA, IoT devices, files, and APIs - and nobody has built the layer that ties it all together in real-time. AI makes this worse. Models need clean, integrated, multi-source data to work. Most data environments are not ready. 95% of AI projects never reach production. Rayven builds that layer. It connects IT, OT, IoT, cloud systems, files, data streams, APIs, and proprietary protocols into a single managed data platform - then executes automation, AI models + agentic AI directly on live data. Five unified layers: integration (600+ connectors, bidirectional, real-time), data (processing, storage, AI-ready structuring), execution (automation, AI models, and agentic AI), presentation (custom apps, dashboards, and conversational interfaces), and security, governance + hosting (role-based access, audit trails, and data residency - built in as standard). What gets built on top: custom software, AI agents, predictive analytics, field applications, workflow automations, dashboards, and portals - all from one platform with no external tooling required. Serves businesses from growth-stage to enterprise across 24+ industries globally. Delivery: DIY, Done-For-You (fixed scope, fixed price, two to 12 weeks) + Hybrid. More than 600 pre-built connectors. Ten native AI capabilities. More than 240 deployments live. Rated 5/5 across more than 140 independent reviews.

Many commonly used dashboards, reporting, and ETL tools often face challenges with connectivity to specific data sources, which can create significant integration hurdles for users. To address this issue, Simba provides ready-to-use, standards-compliant drivers that facilitate seamless connectivity, streamlining the integration process. Organizations that supply data to their customers frequently find it difficult to ensure smooth and straightforward data access for their users. By leveraging Simba’s SDK, developers are empowered to create custom, standards-based drivers, which makes access to data more user-friendly compared to traditional methods like CSV exports or API integrations. Moreover, unique backend requirements, such as those dictated by particular applications or internal workflows, can further complicate connectivity efforts. With the aid of Simba’s SDK or managed services, it becomes possible to develop drivers that are specifically tailored to address these unique needs. Furthermore, Simba offers extensive ODBC/JDBC compatibility that supports a diverse array of applications and data tools, enhancing their functionality. By incorporating Simba Drivers into these platforms, organizations can significantly improve their connectivity capabilities, opening the door to a broader range of data sources for their users. This ultimately leads to a more integrated and efficient data environment for businesses.