Enterprise databases
Connect Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL and SAP HANA across on-premises and cloud patterns. Browse and load the tables or views that matter.
Connect the systems behind your profitability views, prepare the data for analysis and reporting, and keep access and ownership clear.
The data behind your profitability views is scattered across ERP extracts, HANA views, SQL estates, shared drives, Microsoft 365 files, partner CSV drops and curated model outputs. OptiFI brings it into one workspace so analysts stop stitching and leaders stop doubting.
Connect Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL and SAP HANA across on-premises and cloud patterns. Browse and load the tables or views that matter.
Ingest Excel and CSV, pull from Azure Blob, Amazon S3 and SFTP, and reach Microsoft Graph-connected file landscapes.
Use OData where services expose it and controlled HTTP steps where wider operating workflows need to exchange data.
Use published profitability model views so reports and allocations draw on the same traceable calculations.
Capture structured planning or operational inputs when the source of truth is still a controlled process rather than a system.
Authenticate and browse the approved source landscape.
Choose the tables, files, columns and bounded queries required.
Standardise, relate and reconcile across source boundaries.
Apply workspace identity, role-aware views and ownership.
Refresh, validate, publish and monitor on schedule.
OptiFI SQL can combine imported sources and model views in the workspace. That means a margin report can bring operational volumes, ERP actuals and governed allocations together without another brittle offline merge.
Connector credentials are encrypted and kept away from agent exposure paths. Source queries are read-oriented, bounded and timed. Workspace permissions decide who can connect, shape, publish and consume.
Bring the data behind each decision into one transparent workspace. Reduce manual spreadsheet merges and give leaders a clearer view of what has changed and why.
We will identify the systems, files, model views and controlled inputs required—and the governance needed to bring them together safely.