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I don't know much about Bracket, but looking through their docs[1] it looks like they support streaming from Salesforce as an alternative to batch/scheduled job
by jlaneve 3y ago
I don't know much about Bracket, but looking through their docs[1] it looks like they support streaming from Salesforce as an alternative to batch/scheduled jobs (which is what Fivetran does)
[1] https://docs.usebracket.com/streaming https://docs.usebracket.com/streaming
- ianyanusko 3y agoYup! We offer two ways of interacting with Salesforce: polling and streaming. The benefits of streaming are faster syncs and optimized Salesforce API usage. Right now, we're focusing on use cases that require changes to be synced within a minute. Fivetran and its ilk are generally more focused on large data batches at less frequent intervals (e.g., to unlock 1-minute syncs at Fivetran, you must be on the Enterprise plan, whereas we offer that out of the gate with the Starter plan).
- wintogreen74 3y agoWe use Fivetran for big data sets but less frequent one-way syncs as you reference, and it is great but VERY expensive.