Map your integration yourself: a 6-minute walkthrough
Some people want to see the wiring. Our guided intake and mapping wizard let you sketch every flow and every field yourself — multiple directions, plain-English transforms, and a live diagram — then hand it to us to build. Here it is end to end.
Weldforge is built so you never have to think about the plumbing — you describe the outcome and we build it. But some people want to see the wiring, and sometimes sketching it yourself is the fastest way to get the scope exactly right. So we built a guided intake and a mapping wizard you can drive end to end, and recorded the whole thing.
Start with the flows, in plain language
A flow is one direction of data: a source system and object into a target system and object. Type any system — a SaaS app, your own database, a file feed, an in-house API. The lists are only suggestions; there is no catalog to stay inside of. Need it both ways? Add the reverse as a second flow in one click. Chaining several systems — say Salesforce into Snowflake, then Snowflake into Power BI — is just more flows.
Sketch the field mapping
Your flows carry straight over into the mapping wizard — nothing retyped. The wizard drafts the field-by-field mapping for you, and every row is open text: rename fields, add or remove rows, and stack as many transforms per field as you need. The object names you chose label the columns, right above the field list, so you always know what maps to what.
Describe the logic in plain English
You don’t write code. Type the rule the way you’d say it — “trim and uppercase the stage,” “default the owner to UNASSIGNED if empty,” “round amount to two decimals” — and the wizard turns it into concrete transforms shown as chips you can edit or remove.
See the whole thing at a glance
A live diagram shows every system and every flow. When the pipeline gets wide, it flows top-down so nothing runs off the edge. Rename a source or target object anywhere and the change syncs straight back to your intake — the two never disagree.
- Build as many flows as you like — including reverse directions — in plain language.
- The wizard drafts the field mapping; every field and transform is editable.
- Describe per-field logic in plain English; it becomes editable transforms.
- A live diagram lays your integration out left-to-right or top-down to fit.
- Rename objects once — intake and mapping stay in sync both ways.
Sketch it yourself if you want to — or just tell us the outcome. Either way, we build it, deploy it, run it, and watch it. One flat fee.
When you’re done, saving emails the mapping to your architect as a follow-up to your intake. We confirm it in the statement of work — and nothing runs until you approve it.