Sign inEvery system you run, finally speaking the same language.
ArboApp connects your business systems, maps their fields and runs reliable data syncs on a schedule or on a webhook. When something fails, you see it, replay it and prove what happened.
Why ArboApp
Integrations are a business risk before they are a technical one.
Spreadsheets and one-off scripts
Data moves between systems through exports nobody owns. When a script breaks, nobody notices until a customer does.
No record of what ran
Finance asks which records changed last Tuesday. Without a trail, the answer takes a week and still is not certain.
Access that spreads
Credentials get shared in chat. Everyone can change everything. Leavers keep access longer than anyone admits.
What changes when integrations have a home.
- One place to run integrations
- Connect each system once, then build flows that move data between them.
- Failures you can act on
- Failed records land in a dead-letter queue. Fix the cause, then replay them.
- Audit-ready by default
- Every change and every run is logged with who, what and when.
- Control for the right people
- Roles, enforced two-factor sign-in and lockout protect production data.
The product
Four steps from disconnected systems to a running integration.
- 1
Connect
Add a system with its credentials. Secrets are stored encrypted and never shown again.
- 2
Map
Match source fields to destination fields and set transforms, so each system receives data in its own shape.
- 3
Run
Trigger a flow by hand, on a schedule, or from an incoming webhook. Each run is tracked as a job.
- 4
Recover
Records that fail go to the dead-letter queue with the reason. Replay them once fixed.
Inside the console
Connections
A registry of every system you integrate, with health and credentials in one place.
Field mapping
Visual source-to-destination mapping per flow, versioned with the flow.
Flows and jobs
Run history with row counts, durations and the exact error for each failure.
Schedules and webhooks
Cron-based runs, plus a signed webhook endpoint per connection.
Dead-letter queue
Nothing is silently dropped. Review, retry or discard failed records.
Audit log
A tamper-evident record of sign-ins, configuration changes and runs.
Security
Built for the people who answer for the data.
Role-based access
Platform admin, organization admin and member roles, each with scoped permissions.
Two-factor sign-in
Authenticator-app verification, with password change and MFA setup built in.
Account lockout
Repeated failed sign-ins lock the account until an administrator clears it.
Tenant isolation
Every query is scoped to your organization. Data never crosses tenants.