If you're looking for a tool that can pull data from many sources and transform it for different uses, Airbyte is worth a look. It's an open-source data integration tool that can move data from more than 300 sources of structured and unstructured data to many destinations. Among its features are a Connector Builder for creating custom connectors, automated schema evolution and security features like role-based access control and compliance with major regulations. It can be deployed in various ways and controlled with a user interface, Python library or Terraform provider.
Another good choice is Integrate.io, a low-code platform that handles the entire data journey. It can handle ETL, ELT, CDC, Reverse ETL and API management, as well as 220+ data transformations and bi-directional connectors to many data sources. The company promises scalability and compliance with GDPR, HIPAA and SOC 2, and it's geared for data teams that want to automate manual processes, integrate multiple data sources and create data-driven applications.
If you prefer a no-code approach, Matillion is a powerful tool for creating and managing data pipelines. It has a range of data connectors and can process unstructured data with AI. With features like pipeline job automation and scheduling, Matillion is good for teams in finance, health care, retail and other industries.
Last, SnapLogic is an all-purpose data and application integration tool. It can automate and orchestrate data flows across an organization, and it's got tools like SnapGPT for natural language processing commands and AutoSync for ETL/ELT and reverse ETL. It's good for a wide range of industries and roles, so it's good for companies trying to improve data analytics and streamline operations.