SOLO ETL watches every integration end to end — connect, execute, validate, resolve — and puts an alert in front of the right person the moment something needs attention.
The pattern we kept seeing before SOLO ETL: nobody finds out a pipeline broke until something downstream does.
Pipeline failures get discovered by the customer, not the team
Real-time monitoring flags a failure the moment it happens, not after a complaint
Alerts sitting in an inbox nobody checks mid-shift
WhatsApp and email alerting reaches the right person on the channel they actually use
No record of what changed, failed, or got fixed — and by whom
Every run, retry, and resolution is logged in a searchable audit trail
Sensitive data moving between systems with inconsistent security
AES-256 encryption applies in transit and at rest, uniformly, across every pipeline
Link source and destination systems through pre-built or custom connectors.
Pipelines run on schedule or on demand, moving data between systems.
Every run is checked against expected shape, volume, and rules before it's marked complete.
Failures trigger an alert with the likely cause and a guided path to fix it — no digging through logs first.
See every connector's status the moment it changes.
Failures get flagged with a clear likely cause, not a generic code.
The right person hears about a failure within seconds.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, throughout the pipeline.
Each team sees only the pipelines and data relevant to them.
Every run, retry, and resolution is logged and searchable.
Common failures come with a suggested fix, not just a stack trace.
One dashboard across every connected system, regardless of source.
Every pipeline is encrypted with AES-256, in transit and at rest. Role-based access keeps visibility scoped to the teams that actually need it — by default, not by request.
Every tier routes to a conversation, not a checkout — pricing is scoped to your pipeline volume.
Monitoring a handful of pipelines end to end.
Multiple systems, multiple teams, real stakes on failure.
Multi-region deployments with compliance requirements.
A short walkthrough, built around the systems you actually run.