Extract. Transform. Load. Empower.

ETL is the backbone of modern data architecture. It's how you get data from disparate sources—databases, APIs, files, streams—into a form that drives analytics, reporting, and machine learning.

Our ETL services build robust, scalable data pipelines that handle any volume, any velocity, and any variety. Whether you need batch processing, real-time streaming, or complex transformations, we deliver data you can trust.

300+

Pipelines Built

50+

Data Sources

10TB+

Daily Throughput

99.9%

Data Accuracy
ETL Services

ETL Capabilities

Comprehensive data integration solutions

Data Extraction

Pull data from any source: databases, data warehouses, cloud apps, APIs, flat files, streaming platforms, and more.

  • Batch & Real-time
  • Incremental Extraction
  • Change Data Capture
  • API Integration

Data Transformation

Clean, enrich, and reshape data with powerful transformations—from simple mapping to complex business logic.

  • Data Cleansing
  • Aggregations
  • Business Logic
  • Data Validation

Data Loading

Load transformed data into target systems: data warehouses, data lakes, databases, or applications.

  • Full & Incremental Loads
  • Upsert/Merge
  • Schema Evolution
  • Partitioning

Real-time Streaming

Process streaming data from Kafka, Kinesis, Event Hubs, and more for real-time analytics and action.

  • Stream Processing
  • Windowing
  • Enrichment
  • Real-time Dashboards

Orchestration & Scheduling

Automate and monitor your data pipelines with robust orchestration, error handling, and alerting.

  • Dependency Management
  • Retry Logic
  • Monitoring
  • Alerting

Data Quality & Governance

Ensure data quality with validation rules, anomaly detection, and comprehensive data lineage.

  • Data Validation
  • Anomaly Detection
  • Data Lineage
  • Audit Trails

ETL vs. ELT: Choosing the Right Approach

We help you decide based on your data architecture and needs

📤 ETL (Extract, Transform, Load)

Traditional approach where data is transformed before loading into the target system. Best for:

  • Complex transformations requiring significant compute
  • Regulatory/compliance requirements
  • Legacy data warehouses
  • When target system has limited processing power

📥 ELT (Extract, Load, Transform)

Modern approach where data is loaded first, then transformed in the target system. Best for:

  • Cloud data warehouses (Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift)
  • Massive data volumes
  • Agile, iterative development
  • When you need raw data for multiple use cases

We're agnostic—we implement the approach that fits your architecture, whether it's ETL, ELT, or a hybrid.

Connect to Anything

Wide range of supported sources and destinations

📡 Common Data Sources
  • Oracle
  • SQL Server
  • MySQL
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • IBM DB2
  • Salesforce
  • SAP
  • Marketo
  • HubSpot
  • Shopify
  • Flat Files (CSV, JSON, XML)
🎯 Common Destinations
  • Snowflake
  • Amazon Redshift
  • Google BigQuery
  • Azure Synapse
  • Databricks
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • Amazon S3
  • Azure Blob
  • Google Cloud Storage

Our ETL Development Process

Building robust, maintainable data pipelines

We follow engineering best practices to build ETL pipelines that are reliable, scalable, and easy to maintain.

ETL Methodology
1

Requirements & Discovery

We understand your data sources, business logic, target systems, and SLAs. We define data quality rules and success metrics.

2

Architecture Design

We design the pipeline architecture—batch vs. streaming, ETL vs. ELT, tool selection, and error handling strategy.

3

Pipeline Development

We build extraction, transformation, and loading logic with modular, reusable components and comprehensive error handling.

4

Testing & Validation

We test with sample and full data volumes, validate transformations, and ensure data quality meets requirements.

5

Deployment & Orchestration

We deploy pipelines to production, set up scheduling, monitoring, and alerting.

6

Monitoring & Optimization

We monitor performance, optimize for speed and cost, and evolve pipelines as requirements change.

Success Stories

Real results from our ETL implementations

Retail

Real-time Inventory Pipeline

Built a streaming ETL pipeline processing 10M+ daily inventory updates from 500+ stores into a central data lake for real-time analytics.

10M+ Daily Events
< 5s Latency
500+ Stores
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Financial Services

Regulatory Reporting Pipeline

Developed a complex ETL pipeline consolidating data from 20+ source systems for regulatory reporting, reducing reporting time from weeks to hours.

20+ Source Systems
95% Time Reduction
100% Accuracy
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Healthcare

Clinical Data Integration

Built HIPAA-compliant ETL pipelines integrating EHR, lab, and claims data into a research data warehouse, enabling advanced analytics.

50M+ Patient Records
10+ Source Types
99.99% Uptime
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Tools & Technologies

Industry-leading ETL tools and platforms

Informatica

Talend

SSIS

dbt

Fivetran

Stitch

Airflow

Prefect

Dagster

Kafka

Spark

Flink

Ready to Build Your Data Pipelines?

Let's discuss how our ETL expertise can help you integrate, transform, and operationalize your data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about ETL services

What does ETL stand for?

ETL stands for Extract, Transform, Load. It's a process that extracts data from source systems, transforms it (cleans, enriches, aggregates), and loads it into a target system like a data warehouse.

What's the difference between ETL and ELT?

In ETL, data is transformed before loading into the target. In ELT, data is loaded first and transformed within the target system. ELT is common with modern cloud data warehouses that have powerful processing capabilities.

How do you handle large data volumes?

We use distributed processing frameworks (Spark, Flink), incremental extraction, parallel loading, and partitioning. We optimize pipelines for both performance and cost.

Can you handle real-time data?

Yes, we build real-time streaming pipelines using Kafka, Kinesis, and stream processing engines for use cases requiring sub-second latency.

How do you ensure data quality?

We implement data validation rules, anomaly detection, and reconciliation. We also maintain data lineage for auditability and debugging.

Do you provide ongoing support?

Absolutely. We offer maintenance, monitoring, and optimization services to ensure your pipelines continue to perform as data volumes and requirements evolve.