Unify is a self-hosted data pipeline builder for SQL Server environments. Build modular pipelines that query, transform, validate, enrich, and write data across your systems — triggered on a schedule, by an API, or automatically by a Resolve Initiative.
Every organization that runs multiple systems eventually builds integrations between them. The typical answer is custom code: a script someone wrote, a SQL Agent job that evolved over years, an ETL package maintained by one person who might leave. These integrations work — until they don't. They're fragile, undocumented, invisible, and painful to maintain.
Unify replaces custom integration code with modular, managed, monitored data pipelines. Build pipelines using nodes. Each node does one thing. Connect them together and Unify handles execution, logging, and error handling automatically.
A pipeline in Unify is a sequence of nodes — each performing one discrete operation. Nodes are organized into three types:
Every pipeline begins with a Start node — a scheduled SQL query, an API-injected payload, or a Resolve Initiative trigger — that provides the initial data set.
Data flows through Transit nodes that transform fields, validate records, enrich with lookups, apply Auric business logic, and normalize formats across systems.
At the end, Stop nodes write the processed data to its destination — a SQL Server database, an external API, or a message queue.
Pipelines are built from modular nodes, each responsible for a single operation. This makes pipelines easier to understand, maintain, and modify — compared to monolithic scripts that do everything in one place.
Unify connects to your existing systems as data sources and destinations. Your ERP, EMR, financial system, or other data source remains the system of record. Unify reads from it, transforms the data, and writes it where it needs to go.
Unify is a fully independent product. When Intercepts and Resolve are also licensed, Unify becomes the action layer in a closed-loop system:
Request a demo and we'll walk through how Unify pipelines would work in your environment — your systems, your data flows, your integration requirements.