DBSync 2025 Wrapped—”The year in sync.”

DBSync 2025 Wrapped

Shipping more features has never been the goal, and this year was no different. We’ve learned to say no to things that don’t move the needle and double (sometimes triple) down on the things that truly do.

We listened to you, our customers and users. Not just the feedback tickets or feature requests, but the challenges you hit, the workarounds you’ve been living with, the small wins you celebrated, the moments where things broke, and the bigger aspirations behind why you automate and integrate in the first place.

We paid attention to the patterns and kept asking ourselves, “What would genuinely make your job easier?”

DBSync 2025 wasn’t about volume but about clarity, intention, and building with purpose for you, alongside you, and often because of you.

Where we started the year

We opened 2025 with a simple, focused plan:

  • Expand our ecosystem – More connectors. More destinations. More ways to move data without custom code.
  • Go deeper on Microsoft Cloud – Fabric. Synapse. ADLS. Marketplace. If you’re building there, we want to meet you there.
  • Make DBSync faster, simpler & more developer-friendly – Fewer steps. Better tooling. A cleaner experience.

And yes, we did stick to the plan.

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1. A bigger, more connected ecosystem

More apps, more use cases, more freedom.

We added integrations across CRM, finance, legal ops, and MDM, because data never flows in one tool.

New & Growing Connectors

  • Business Central 
  • Databricks
  • Xero
  • HubSpot
  • Filevine
  • Authorize.net
  • HubSpot
  • Microsoft Fabric
  • Dynamics 365 F&O
  • monday.com
  • Xero
  • OpenAPI
  • And some more

This means you can connect more of your business without custom scripts or stitching together middleware.

2. The complete data movement layer for Microsoft Cloud

Fabric is rising, and so did we.

This year we added support for everything under the Microsoft Cloud umbrella:

  • MS Dynamics Business Central
  • Microsoft Fabric SQL database
  • Microsoft Fabric Warehouse
  • Azure Synapse history tracking
  • ADLS Gen2 Parquet replication
  • Our Azure Marketplace listing
  • Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations

3. Replication got stronger, smarter & more resilient

Your pipelines break less and self-heal more.

We invested a ton behind the scenes to strengthen the engine powering Cloud Replication.

Upgrades that matter:

  • DB-to-DB history tracking
  • Oracle Wallet authentication
  • SQL Server 2005 support
  • Version-pinned upgrades
  • CLI-based connection updates
  • Parquet support
  • Major stability & security improvements

This means more reliable syncs, especially in messy environments for large, mission-critical workloads.

4. Cloud Workflow evolved into a full automation platform

Simpler onboarding, clearer logs, and more powerful actions.

This year brought:

  • Zero-touch onboarding
  • A new monitoring dashboard
  • Developer environments
  • Role-based 2FA
  • XML Action, IDP Action, REST File support
  • QuickBooks error log improvements
  • OpenAPI upgrades
  • Storage filters & status writers

For you, this means building workflows is now cleaner, faster, and far easier to troubleshoot. You automate more with fewer clicks and spend less time fixing things.

For you, this means a faster, safer, more future-proof platform, less legacy friction, and more room to build ambitious things.

5. Strengthening stability & security across the board

A better foundation for everything you build.

Small, unglamorous improvements that add up to a smoother experience:

  • 2FA
  • Security patches
  • Error logging improvements
  • Intuit compliance fixes
  • Infrastructure hardening

For you, this means fewer surprises, more stability, and a platform that feels “quietly reliable.”

Where we’re heading next

We’re proud of how far the platform has come, but we’re even more excited about what comes next.

A few things on the horizon for 2026:

  • Deeper Fabric integrations
  • Tens of new connectors for your favorite apps and data platforms
  • Smarter monitoring and observability
  • Deeper unified experience across Replication & Workflow
  • More developer tooling
  • A simpler, more intuitive product experience end-to-end

And, as always, we’ll build it the same way we built 2025 and every year before that: with our community of customers, users, and advisors, by listening, iterating, and solving real customer problems with purpose.

Tons of gratitude

To every customer who gave feedback, reported issues, requested features, or nudged us in the right direction, thank you. You shaped this year. And you’ll shape the next one too.

Kushal K

Kushal Khandelwal is a Product Marketing Manager at DBSync, an integration platform, and has been featured in webinars and events focused on data warehousing, data pipelines, and Snowflake.

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