figshare Integrations

StarfishETL is a Cloud iPaaS solution, which gives it the unique ability to connect virtually any kind of solution to any other kind of solution as long as both of those applications have an API. This gives StarfishETL customers ultimate control over their data projects, with the ability to build more unique and scalable data connections.

Integrate your data sources including relational and NoSQL database, SaaS and APIs. You can query them immediately as a single source of data. Process data wherever you are. Data from different sources can be merged, retrieved, and cached. Use webhooks for streaming data from Kafka or Segment into the Peaka Table. Real-time data access replaces nightly batch ingestion. Treat each data source as a relational database. Convert any API into a table and combine and join it with other data sources. Use familiar SQL to run queries on NoSQL databases. The same skills can be used to retrieve data from SQL and NoSQL database. You can query and filter your consolidated datasets to create new data sets. Use APIs to expose them and serve other apps or systems. Don't get bogged down with scripts and logs when setting up your data stack. Eliminate the burdens of managing and maintaining ETL pipelines.

Symplectic Grant Tracker offers research funding organisations efficient, meaningful grants management. We specialise in enabling mission-driven organisations to make smart funding decisions thanks to our experience streamlining grant management and administration for more than 15 years. Grant Tracker is a tool created to aid with research funding needs. It has features to assist applicants, funders, reviewers, and committees in working effectively throughout the grants management lifecycle. Over 50 funding organisations, including The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), Versus Arthritis, Macmillan Cancer Support, and The Leverhulme Trust, use Symplectic Grant Tracker to support their pre- and post-award procedures. These organisations collectively award more than $2 billion annually.