Prague, Czech Republic. April 16th 2025 – Skyvia, the most comprehensive data integration platform, has announced the beta release of its highly anticipated Public API. The new feature responds directly to customer requests for enhanced flexibility, programmatic control, and streamlined automation in managing their data workflows. Designed for IT professionals and business users, the Skyvia Public API beta is now available for testing, offering a robust solution to integrate, manage, and optimize data across 200+ supported cloud applications, databases, and services.

“Businesses expressed a need for greater control over their Skyvia resources, such as integrations, automations, endpoints, and more, along with the ability to integrate Skyvia into their existing tech stacks. The Public API beta delivers on these demands, enabling users to programmatically manage Skyvia resources”, said Oleksandr Khirnyi, Chief Product Officer at Skyvia. “Skyvia has always been about simplifying and automating complex data processes. With the launch of our API Beta, we’re giving teams even more control, enabling them to trigger and manage Skyvia operations through custom scripts and build fully automated, end-to-end data workflows”, he added. 

Skyvia API Beta is now available, with additional functionality planned for future updates. To learn more, visit the API Reference or explore the Swagger documentation for an interactive experience. 

About Skyvia 

Skyvia is a no-code cloud data integration platform for ETL, ELT, Reverse ETL, data migration, one-way and bi-directional data sync, workflow automation, real-time connectivity, and more. 

With a vast library of 200+ connectors, Skyvia provides seamless integration among various cloud applications, databases, and data warehouses, including Salesforce, Dynamics CRM, QuickBooks Online, SQL Server, Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, and others. 

For more information, visit Skyvia’s website. 

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PRAGUE, CZECHIA. March 27th, 2025 – Skyvia, the most comprehensive data integration platform, has introduced Simply Contact’s success story of automating dataflows, streamlining analytics, and improving performance using its no-code solution. By connecting Zendesk with Salesforce and other CRM systems, Simply Contact achieved a 15% boost in productivity, a 10% reduction in data management costs, and over a 3% increase in customer satisfaction.

Simply Contact, a global BPO provider supporting the fintech, retail, logistics, and travel industries, manages thousands of customer interactions daily. With each client using different systems for calls, messaging, and support, consolidating data and reporting on customer satisfaction and agent efficiency became increasingly complex.

Skyvia enabled Simply Contact to centralize communication data, automate reporting, and extract real-time insights — without requiring additional development resources. The platform’s ETL functionality allowed the team to connect Zendesk with Salesforce and other CRMs, transforming data into actionable metrics across all client accounts.

“Skyvia has significantly enhanced data processing efficiency, so the company receives the most up-to-date information 20% faster,” shared the Simply Contact team.

These improvements have helped Simply Contact reduce routine inquiry volume, scale support during seasonal demand spikes of up to 200%, and enhance self-service capabilities for end users. The full case study is available on the company website.

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PRAGUE, CZECHIA. October 2nd, 2024 – Skyvia, a universal cloud data platform, has announced that Redmond Inc., a multi-brand group known for products like Real Salt, Trophy Rock, and Best Vinyl Fence & Deck, has saved over $60,000 annually by implementing Skyvia’s solution for order processing and inventory management. 

Redmond Inc., which manages between 1,000 to 3,000 orders daily through its Shopify online store and uses Acumatica as its ERP system, faced significant challenges synchronizing orders and maintaining real-time accuracy in its inventory. By integrating Skyvia, they were able to automate these processes, reduce manual errors, and improve operational efficiency, all while cutting costs.

Prior to adopting Skyvia, Redmond Inc. struggled with syncing data between Shopify and Acumatica. The large number of daily orders created bottlenecks, and their inventory management process was slow, with discrepancies between Shopify and internal stock levels.

To address these issues, Redmond’s development team adopted SQL Server as an intermediate database to consolidate Shopify orders, payments, and inventory information. Using Skyvia, the team set up seamless data integration, ensuring that Acumatica was continuously updated with real-time data. This enabled Redmond Inc. to merge data from SQL Server and their ERP system, creating a unified view of their orders and inventory in the form of dashboards. 

Bryan Bresnan, Data Operations Lead at Redmond Inc said: “Ensuring no orders were missed and having a clean cut-off, so we didn’t duplicate orders was the most challenging part. Skyvia helped us automate the process efficiently, providing near real-time visibility into our operations.

“We have a development team and could have had them write an Azure Logic App to do the same thing, but Skyvia was a much quicker, efficient, and much cheaper option.”

Since implementing Skyvia, Redmond Inc. has achieved significant operational improvements. Their Customer Service team now has real-time access to inventory data, drastically reducing internal communication about stock status. The company also reported an annual savings of over $60,000, which includes costs saved from the previous Shopify integration licensing and implementation, as well as transactional costs.

Oleksandr Khirnyi, Chief Product Officer at Skyvia said: “Redmond Inc.’s adoption of Skyvia is a testament to the efficiency of our platform.

“Our platform enabled Redmond Inc. to streamline workflows without burdening its development team with additional custom solutions. By offering a quick and efficient alternative, Skyvia helped Redmond Inc. to significantly cut costs, enhance operational visibility, and improve decision-making. Our goal is to empower companies to automate data management, driving new growth opportunities.”

For more details on how Skyvia helped Redmond Inc. facilitate its operations and save over $60,000 annually, you can view the full case study.

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PRAGUE, CZECHIA. October 2nd, 2024 – Skyvia, a universal cloud data platform, has announced the successful completion of the beta phase and the official release of the Automation product. This tool is designed to automate workflows and processes, helping organizations save time and resources while driving increased business efficiency. The new functionality enables users to build event-driven automation workflows, seamlessly integrating data from multiple sources without the need for technical expertise. 

As a comprehensive solution in the data integration market, Skyvia provides a wide range of tools for data integration, backup, management, connectivity, and now automation. 

Skyvia’s Automation empowers businesses to design automated workflows with over 190 apps and systems — all without writing a single line of code. With its intuitive drag-and-drop interface and flexible query options, users can implement custom logic based on specific conditions.

Oleksandr Khirnyi, Chief Product Officer at Skyvia said: “The launch of the Automation product represents a significant advancement in our mission to optimize data-related processes and help businesses achieve greater results with minimal effort. With a user-friendly visual designer, intuitive logic creation, and automatic error detection, we empower organizations to automate complex operations while reducing manual involvement.”

Key Benefits of Skyvia’s Automation: 

Industry insights, such as those from Gartner, highlight the growing importance of automation in business operations. Gartner reports that automation becomes essential for improving operational efficiency and enabling data-driven decision-making. Automation tools are expected to see significant growth in implementation, with Gartner predicting that 70% of organizations will adopt infrastructure automation by 2025. 

Skyvia’s Automation is set to reshape how organizations handle their workflows across multiple data sources. To learn more about how Skyvia’s Automation can transform your business, visit the company website and explore a free demo today. 

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