Flatly | B2B SaaS and Fintech

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Quick Information

  • Name of Startup:Flatly
  • Year Founded:2017
  • Website: Flatly.io
  • Type of company: B2B SaaS & FintechHQ Location: Remote

Startup Founders:

Josh Priollaud

Startup one-liner:

Data Export Simplified

Problem the startup solves:

Automatic data sync and export of comprehensive data sets from 50+ SaaS apps and 10K+ financial institutions to 10+ spreadsheets and cloud drives like Airtable, Google Sheets, Excel Online and Smartsheet. In addition, cloud storage platforms like Azure, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage and BigQuery.

Progress and Current Status:

Growing

What is an Inspiring Story about the Startup?:

Flatly’s setup time is the fastest in the industry. Flatly drastically reduces the complexity involved in setting up a data sync. It has powered business intelligence workflows for hundreds of small and medium businesses since 2017. Leveraging a Plaid integration, Flatly lets non-technical clients easily sync banking data sets like Balances, Transactions and Holdings to easily-accessible spreadsheet apps.

What is a Company the Startup Looks Up to, and Why?:

Flatly at first glance appears to be like Zapier, but it is different in that the setup is much more intuitive and simplified. In just 6 clicks a non-technically-proficient client can have their entire data sync configured and running.

Also, Flatly offers pre-formatted and pre-filtered data sets optimized for bulk sync -comprehensive data sets that do not end up as stale records in spreadsheets as they do when single-row updates and triggers are involved.
The Company in Four Years Will Be…
The gold standard for flat file generation from all kinds of data, including, but not limited to application data, banking data, database records, public web and more.

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Flatly will be the premiere data sync engine for growing spreadsheet apps like Airtable, Smartsheet and Coda. It will continue to lead the industry at process-simplification.

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