STRAX Documentation
STRAX is an integration platform built by Exousia Software. It connects your systems to one central hub, keeps a shared copy of your organisation's data current, and lets you build portals, workflows and reports on top of it. Connect data. Connect apps. Connect people.
These pages explain the platform in plain language. They cover what STRAX is, the problem it solves, how it works at a conceptual level, the vocabulary it uses, and the situations where it earns its keep. They describe outcomes rather than internals, so you can read them without a technical background.
Who these docs are for
- Executives and decision makers evaluating whether an integration hub fits their organisation.
- Technical teams comparing STRAX against point-to-point integration or building it themselves.
- Prospective customers who want a clear picture of the platform before a demonstration.
If you already run STRAX, the full product help is built into the console itself, with a searchable article for every screen.
Where to start
Begin with What is STRAX? for the short answer, or with Why integration is hard if you want the problem before the product. The section directory below lists every page.
When you are ready to see the platform running against your own systems, request a demonstration. You can also browse the marketplace to see the connectors and ready-made applications available today.
Understand STRAX
- What Is STRAX?STRAX is a hub-and-spoke integration platform that unifies your systems' data and lets you build portals, workflows and reports on it.
- Why Integration Is HardPoint-to-point integration grows quadratically, hides in scripts, drifts in quality and concentrates risk in a few people. Here is why.
- How STRAX WorksThe STRAX lifecycle at a glance, from connecting a system through mapping and movement to portals, workflows and monitoring.
- ConceptsShort definitions of the terms STRAX uses, from data systems and mappings to portals, workflows and environments.
- Use CasesConcrete scenarios where a central hub pays off, from ISPs unifying billing and CRM to retailers, portals and reporting.
Capabilities
- Connecting SystemsHow STRAX registers databases, REST APIs and SaaS products, tests the connection and discovers their tables and fields automatically.
- The Canonical ModelWhy STRAX holds one agreed company data model at the hub, and why mapping every system to it once beats point-to-point translation.
- Mapping DataHow mappings align each source system with the canonical model, set the direction of flow, and use AI suggestions you review and accept.
- Data MovementSTRAX generates and operates the synchronisation: change capture, movement into the hub, delivery outward, safe pausing and throughput limits.
- DiagramsVisual diagrams of systems, tables and mappings, derived automatically from live metadata so documentation never drifts from reality.
- Queries and ReportsOne reporting layer over all your connected systems, with saved queries, scheduled branded PDF reports and safe staging copies.
- WorkflowsVisual workflow automation across your systems, triggered by schedules, HTTP calls, webhooks or data changes, with every run logged.
- PortalsBuild secure, branded web portals on your hub data without a development project, publish them safely, and install them as apps.
- AI CopilotDescribe what you want in plain language and the built-in copilot proposes designs, mappings, portals and workflow changes for your approval.
- Real-Time IntegrationSTRAX receives webhooks from SaaS platforms and exposes documented, secured HTTP endpoints, so integrations react the moment something changes.
- MonitoringOne monitoring area shows the health of every connection, movement, workflow and portal, with searchable logs and enough context to act on any problem.
- Staging and ProductionBuild and test in staging, then promote to production in a controlled, versioned step with rollback. Production changes are locked to the promotion path.
- MarketplaceOver 150 ready-made connector profiles and feature bundles, installed from inside STRAX, plus packages that move whole integrations between installations.
- Security and GovernanceRole-based access, two-factor sign-in, encrypted credentials, a tamper-evident audit trail and version history, framed for due diligence.
Get started
- Getting StartedWhat adopting STRAX looks like, from your first sign-in to live data movement and your first portal, typically within a week.
- Frequently Asked QuestionsPlain answers on what STRAX is, which systems it connects, where it runs, data safety, the AI copilot and how to evaluate it.