The internal data hub for modern companies

The internal data hub for
modern companies

The internal data hub for modern companies

Dataland syncs all data scattered across your DBs + SaaS systems in one place, and gives your whole team a platform to browse + edit that data.

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How it works

Sync your data from
any source

Sync your data from any source

Get an instant CRUD UI

for all data

Get an instant CRUD UI for all data

Make workflows

via custom functions

Make workflows via custom functions

Sync data in minutes with built-in ELT connectors

Replicate data into Dataland from any source on a recurring sync.

Dataland comes with dozens of pre-built connectors to databases like Postgres and SaaS tools like Stripe. No code required, just configure and install.

Replicate data into Dataland from any source on a recurring sync.

Dataland comes with dozens of pre-built connectors to databases like Postgres and SaaS tools like Stripe. No code required, just configure and install.

An instant data browser for your whole team

Dataland gives your internal teams a secure, blazing-fast CRUD UI for all of your company’s data.

Any operator can use Dataland to search, filter, sort, and create saved views of data. Developers can also layer on granular ACLs and enforce table schemas.

Dataland gives your internal teams a secure, blazing-fast CRUD UI for all of your company’s data.

Any operator can use Dataland to search, filter, sort, and create saved views of data. Developers can also layer on granular ACLs and enforce table schemas.

Shareable views

Realtime multiplayer UI

Full audit logs

Transaction validation

Row-level security

Enforced table schemas

Write data with serverless functions

Dataland isn't read-only. Developers can write serverless functions that get exposed as end-user facing actions in the Dataland UI.

Just focus on the logic, nothing else

Write functions to do things like POSTing a credit to a user's Stripe balance, sending an SMS via Twilio, or setting up a recurring sync from Airtable.

issueStripeCredit.ts

sendSMS.ts

syncAirtable.ts

// Issue credits in Stripe from Dataland
import { RowMutation } from '@dataland/dataland-sdk';
import { DatabaseSnapshot, getOperations } from "../lib";
import Stripe from 'stripe';

// Read data from table with Dataland SDK
const db = getOperations(databaseSnapshot);
const rows = db.getRows('Customers Table');
for (const row of rows) {
  const invoiceId = row['Invoice ID'];
  const invoiceLineItem = row['Invoice Line Item'];

  // Issue Credits
  const creditNote = await Stripe.creditNotes.create({
    invoice: invoiceId,
    lines: [
      {
        type: 'invoice_line_item',
        invoice_line_item: invoiceLineItem,
        quantity: 1,
      },
    ],
  });

Kickstart use cases with templates

Kickstart use cases
with templates

User waitlist management with Firebase and Sendgrid

Refund users based on usage logs with Postgres and Stripe

Shipment tracking and ordering with Shippo and Twilio

Bulk CMS editor with Strapi and Postgres

A friendlier database GUI for MySQL and Postgres

Sales lead enrichment with Hubspot and Clearbit

Manage your workspace entirely from git

Declare the workspace in YAML

Declare workers, tables, their schemas, and display configurations in a simple YAML syntax. When enabled, Dataland handles automatic migrations when you deploy a new workspace config.

Deploy with a single command

See your changes live

module.yaml

moduleId: demo-web
buildCommand: npm run build

workers:
  - workerId: issue-credits
    scriptPath: dist/issueCredits.bundle.js    

tables:
  - tableId: plan-editor
    tableName: "Plan Editor"
    autoMigrate: true
    columnDescriptors:
      - columnId: stripe-id
        columnName: "Stripe ID"
        dataType: string

Declare the workspace in YAML

Declare workers, tables, their schemas, and display configurations in a simple YAML syntax. When enabled, Dataland handles automatic migrations when you deploy a new workspace config.

Deploy with a single command

See your changes live

module.yaml

moduleId: demo-web
buildCommand: npm run build

workers:
  - workerId: issue-credits
    scriptPath: dist/issueCredits.bundle.js    

tables:
  - tableId: plan-editor
    tableName: "Plan Editor"
    autoMigrate: true
    columnDescriptors:
      - columnId: stripe-id
        columnName: "Stripe ID"
        dataType: string

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