Sync data from MongoDB to HTTP Request
Connect your data from MongoDB to HTTP Request with Hightouch. No APIs, no months-long implementations, and no CSV files. Just your data synced forever.
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Name
Name
Total_orders
All_orders
Last_login
Last_login
Name
Name
Total_orders
All_orders
Last_login
Last_login
Sync data from MongoDB to HTTP Request
- Customize your payload using our JSON template builder, which supports variable injection, control flow, and loops. (XML payloads and URL encoded forms are also supported.)
- Exercise precise control over rate limits, concurrency, and error handling behavior.
- Specify different HTTP methods and URLs for each trigger (i.e., "row added", "row changed", "row removed").
FAQs
There are several options to sync data between sources. You can manually build and maintain a data pipeline, use a point-to-point solution such as Zapier, or you can manually upload CSVs.
With Hightouch, you get:
- Automation: You do not need to build and maintain custom data pipelines and you do not have to have your team do manual work
- Simplicity: You avoid a complex web of integrations caused by point-to-point solutions by syncing data from your source
- Speed: You can get set up in quickly - the average Hightouch customer starts syncing data in 23 minutes
- Control: companies of all sizes have access to enterprise-level controls including observability, dbt integrations, and version control
- Security: Hightouch never stores your data and is HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA, and SOC-2 compliant
90% of all Hightouch syncs complete in 30 seconds or less, and the platform enables non-technical users to self-serve.
With Hightouch, you can sync data as frequently as it changes within your MongoDB. You can trigger data syncs manually or schedule them to run at an interval or custom recurrence as often as once per minute.
Hightouch offers a basic mapper or advanced mapper that allows you to visually match columns from your MongoDB to fields in HTTP Request.