Keep the systems you trust. Connect the gaps between them.
ERP, databases, SaaS platforms and operational systems each own an important part of your business, and each speaks a different language. Nexus creates a governed data-access and automation layer across them, giving your teams one way to query, report, sync and act across connected systems without replacing the applications you already depend on. Deploy it inside your own Microsoft Azure environment, connect the systems that matter, and build cross-system workflows around the way your business actually operates.
One governed layer across your systems
Nexus connects business systems through governed connections called bridges. Native connectors provide deep integrations with platforms such as NetSuite, QuickBooks Online, Monday.com, SQL Server, MySQL and PostgreSQL, while generic REST and JDBC connectors extend Nexus to additional APIs and databases. Your existing applications remain the systems of record; Nexus becomes the layer through which people, applications, automations and AI work across them.
Create governed connections to ERPs, databases, SaaS platforms, APIs and other business systems without embedding credentials throughout reports, scripts or applications.
Use UQL to work with different systems through one consistent query model. Nexus pushes work down to each source where supported and combines results inside Nexus when cross-system analysis is required.
Build reusable reports that query one or many connected systems, combine their results and power live dashboards and operational views, without starting every question with another export.
Build Python pipelines that read, transform and write across connected systems. Run them on demand, schedule recurring processes, or chain them into larger operational workflows.
Turn cross-system information into repeatable processes: synchronization, reconciliation, exception handling, reporting, data enrichment and governed write-back.
From isolated systems to connected operations
The value of Nexus is not simply moving data from one application to another. It is giving the business a governed way to work across systems that were never designed to work together.
A transaction in an ERP can be evaluated alongside operational data in SQL Server. Information from one application can trigger a transformation or update in another. Reports can combine live information from multiple sources, scheduled pipelines can keep systems synchronized, and internal applications and dashboards can expose that information to the people who need it.
AI agents work through the same governed Nexus interface, using the permissions of the identity connecting them rather than receiving unrestricted access to the underlying systems.
Built around the way each industry operates
The same governed layer, shaped to the systems and workflows of your industry. Pick yours to see how.
Connect the systems that run your factory
Connect business and operational systems for visibility across orders, inventory, production, quality, maintenance and finance, and build workflows that surface operational exceptions and synchronize records.
ExploreConnect the systems that run your portfolio
Connect the different financial and operational systems inherited across portfolio companies without one shared stack, creating a governed layer for standardized reporting and cross-company visibility.
ExploreQuery. Automate. Report. Build. Govern.
Nexus goes beyond traditional point-to-point integration, and it all operates through the same identity, permissions, credential, versioning and audit model.
A consistent query model across connected systems.
Turn live cross-system information into reusable operational views.
Automate reads, transformations, writes, synchronization and multi-step workflows.
Build internal applications and interfaces directly on top of governed Nexus data and workflows.
Give AI assistants governed access to the same reports, data sources and automations available to authorized users.
Your Azure. Your systems. Your data.
Nexus is deployed as a single-tenant managed application inside your Microsoft Azure subscription. The application, operational database, Key Vault, networking, file storage, pipelines, reports and audit records run within your Azure environment. Microsoft Entra ID provides identity, granular RBAC controls what users and applications can access, and source credentials remain in your Azure Key Vault.
Stingray operates the software distribution, connector catalog, licensing and update control plane, not a shared data plane containing your business information. Your source systems remain your systems of record, your data remains under your infrastructure and governance, and Nexus provides the layer that connects everything between them.
Keep your systems. Connect the operation. Nexus gives your teams one governed way to work across the applications that already run your business, from live reporting and system synchronization to automation, internal applications and AI-enabled workflows.
Integration note. Specific integrations depend on the interfaces exposed by each third-party product. Nexus may connect through a native adapter, supported database/JDBC connectivity, REST/GraphQL APIs or other supported interfaces. Read, write, discovery, event and latency capabilities vary by source and should be validated for each implementation.
See how the platform fits together
Explore the product architecture, or get Nexus running in your own Azure environment.