New Responsys, Front, and Typeform integrations, Shopify and Stripe get updates

Responsys enables marketing teams to manage and orchestrate all interactions with their customers across email, mobile, social, display, and the web. Stitch’s new Responsys integration extracts event data feeds, lists, audiences, and more.

Front lets you manage all of your communication channels – email, social media, chat, SMS – in one place, and helps your team collaborate around every message. Stitch’s new Front integration lets you extract team member statistics related to conversations, messages, reaction times, and more.

Typeform can help you build conversational forms, surveys, quizzes, and landing pages. Stitch’s new Typeform integration extracts questions, landings, and answers for the forms you care about the most. Choose the granularity you need by selecting an hourly or daily breakdown of your data.

We’ve released a new version of our Shopify integration, based on the Singer standard, that includes faster performance for large Shopify users. In addition, we’ve provided incremental replication for a couple of the tables and made some schema improvements

We also have a new version of our Stripe integration, also based on Singer. It makes three new tables available for replication, and, as with the Shopify integration, there are a few schema changes.

All of the new integrations feature extraction logs and table and field selection.

Visit the Stitch changelog for details on product changes and links to documentation to help you get started with new features. And remember, you get seven days of free, unlimited replication from every new data source you add, so you can load historical data for a new integration without affecting your monthly quota.

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You’ve heard by now that Stitch became part of Talend late last year. That means we can now offer organizations a wide range of tools for virtually any data integration task.

How Stitch implementation partner Bytecode IO built Singer taps to replicate data from SaaS platforms through Stitch to a data warehouse.

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SaaS startup Crossbeam helps companies find overlapping customers and prospects so they can build partnerships. Building their platform required extracting data from third-party SaaS tools and databases, but writing that code wouldn’t contribute to the core value of the product. Instead, they turned to Stitch Connect, a toolkit that allows developers to incorporate data integration into their applications. Read more about how Stitch Connect helped Crossbeam accelerate its time to market.

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