Every system exports differently
CSV, email reports, an API, or direct database access — formats and update cadence differ from system to system.
Nodali Connect
Nodali Connect: connecting your data without replacing your systems
Connect is the Nodali platform's ability to connect data from your existing systems — without needing to change or retire them. The basic unit is a feed: one active data flow, for example orders from a CRM, shipments from a storefront, costs from accounting, or carrier billing backup data.
Join early accessWhy connecting data is usually painful
Manual import takes time
Data is often downloaded and uploaded by hand, which slows decisions down and introduces errors.
There's no validation or visibility into errors
Without a system-level check, incorrect or incomplete data only surfaces once it's already in use, not at import time.
How Connect works
A feed as one active data flow
Manual CSV/XLSX import, email import, SFTP, REST API, read-only SQL or webhook — depending on what your system can offer.
Mapping Studio
Data from different sources is mapped onto a single data model, so an order or shipment has one valid state across feeds.
Validation and error states
Missing or invalid data is flagged and can be resolved before it affects downstream views.
Example feeds
- CRM — orders
- E-commerce — shipments
- Accounting — costs
- Telematics — trip reports
- Carrier — billing backup data
FAQ
Answers to the questions we hear most about Nodali.
Do I pay for every source system?
No, you pay for an active feed or connector, not for the name of the system itself.
Is Connect a paid module?
Connect is part of the platform. Specific active feeds and connectors are what get billed.
What if our system doesn't support an API?
Depending on data availability, CSV/XLSX import, email import or SFTP can be used instead of an API.
What is Mapping Studio?
A tool for mapping fields from source data onto Nodali's data model — part of implementing every feed.
Want to see what your feed would look like?
Tell us about your source system and the data format you have available — we'll talk through what type of feed would make sense.
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