Your whole operation on a tablet in your hand, live, wherever you happen to be standing.
Built and proven on live industrial sites, then distilled into a platform any production, logistics or admin-heavy site can deploy.
Not a template. Your real data, connected.Weighbridge movements, CSV schedules, accounting records and production workbooks flow into one traceable, reconciled operating picture.
Data flows one direction, in from your sources, through a single audited record, out to the views your team actually uses.
The work Synk was forged on, heavy on movement, measurement and paperwork.
Synk isn’t a product you configure until it nearly fits. Where your operation does something nobody else does, that gets designed and built into your deployment.
Your terms, your sequence, your paperwork. The software bends, not the operation.
A bespoke tool is not a bolt-on with its own database. It sits on the one record, so its numbers agree with every other view.
Built into the system on your site rather than rented back to you, logged like every other write, and extended as the operation changes.
What happens to your data once it's in Synk, in plain English, no fine print.
Every connection to Synk runs over HTTPS/TLS, nothing travels in the clear.
Data and backups are encrypted at rest with AES-256 by the hosting platform, on disk, always.
Tokens for systems like Xero get a second layer of AES-256-GCM encryption inside Synk itself, with the keys held outside the database.
Vendor credentials are referenced by name and resolved only at runtime, never stored in the database or written into code.
Every write carries who or what made it, when, and the before-and-after values, kept in the audit log.
When data leaves the system, a spreadsheet, a report, Synk records what went out, when, and by which process.
Every record keys back to its source, so re-ingesting data can never create duplicates or corrupt what's already there.
Each customer gets their own isolated deployment. There is no shared database, your numbers never sit beside another company's.
Security work is never finished, this is what's built in today, on every Synk deployment.
