Qlik Stitch®

Utilise Qlik Stitch to simplify your data extraction and loading.

Qlik Stitch Data Loader

Use Qlik Stitch to seamlessly knit new data sources

Stitch is a simple, extensible cloud-based data loading solution, designed to streamline the process of extracting, consolidating, and loading up-to-date reliable data for analysis. As part of Qlik’s portfolio, Stitch data loader allows you to save engineering time, create a single source of truth, take your analytics to the next level, and avoid ongoing maintenance.

Stitch is a connector for Qlik that gives you the ability to rapidly connect Qlik to new data sources. When you have a new data source you can utilise Stitch to point your data to your Qlik estate. Stitch will handle the full load and even the change data capture for you from140+ SaaS sources.

Load data from 140+ SaaS sources into data lakes, warehouses, and databases. Popular sources include Salesforce, Google Analytics 4, Facebook Ads, My SQL and many more. Schedule and automate data loads effortlessly. Unlock extended functionality using Amazon S3 (or other federated Cloud storage) and Qlik Data Analytics for insights and visualisations.

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Qlik Stitch (Talend) success stories

Simba Sleep

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“We made the decision early on to invest in cloud-based solutions and not build everything ourselves,” said Tomasz Eitner, BI and Data Analyst at Simba. “Our data stack and the solutions we took on board were all designed to simplify data management so we could focus on business. Stitch was perfectly suited to our growth model.”

With Stitch as the data integration platform, Snowflake as the data warehouse, and dbt (data build tool) models connected to Tableau for BI, Simba was able to quickly integrate, aggregate and analyze data from multiple sources such as Shopify, eBay, and Zendesk.

Equally important, the Stitch Import API makes it easier to integrate custom data sources that may not yet be supported by Stitch. For Simba, that means added visibility over data produced in new markets. “We’re growing fast in China and Canada right now, and with Stitch we’re working on integrating popular platforms and apps in their markets, such as TMAll,” said Tomasz.

Customer Story: https://www.stitchdata.com/customers/simbasleep/

Puppy Spot

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“Stitch made it easier to generate the daily PDF reports our CEO, CFO, and COO need to make decisions,” said Tomasz. “Most of the reports are sales-related, but we also do reports on conversion rates, return on investment, and so on.” Simba also uses Stitch to integrate data that is used to analyze marketing activities such as Google and Facebook ads.

“This may surprise you, but our executives are very aware of and interested in Stitch,” said Tomasz. “They depend on the reports that Stitch enables us to prepare, and they check their email frequently for the latest updates. In fact, for special events such as Black Friday or Cyber Monday, we have been asked to increase the frequency of reporting to every hour to show how we’re performing, and we can do that with Stitch.”

Stitch is also involved indirectly in the analysis of data to guide product development. “When customers provide feedback about our mattresses, the data goes into Stitch and then Tableau and is used by our product marketing team to make decisions about how to design or refine our mattresses,” said Tomasz.

Customer Story: https://www.stitchdata.com/customers/puppyspot/

Prezzee

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“We make gift cards easy and fun,” explains Anthony Wakulicz, Head of Data at Prezzee. “But as we grew, providing operational transparency was not so easy or fun.”

Driven by the viral success of its gift cards, the company’s workforce grew from just 30 in 2020 to more than 150 today. “Our leadership team and executives wanted better transparency into what every team was doing,” said Wakulicz. “We needed to maximize efficiency as we grew. That meant eliminating silos of data to ensure that everyone had the same information, and automating as much as possible so our teams could focus on spotlighting our differentiators rather than executing tedious tasks.”

More specifically, Prezzee wanted to integrate three types of data to increase visibility into business processes:

Application data from production, including all the databases that back the applications written by engineering and product teams
Customer and user behaviour data showing how long people spend on certain web pages, what buttons they’re clicking, how they’re interacting with mobile apps, etc., so that analytics can be applied to generate fresh insights
Business operational data that enables sales teams, product teams, and executives to see and respond to operational practices that impact the customer experience and sales results

Using the Stitch platform, Prezzee moved all of its disparate data into a centralized data warehouse (Amazon Redshift), cleaned and optimized the data, and exposed it to the company’s business intelligence platform, Looker.

“With this solution we are able to see everything in one place, we have governance over 14 different Stitch sources across four global regions, and we have more than 90 scheduled reports set up in Looker that go out internally and externally,” said Mr. Wakulicz.

Customer Story: https://www.stitchdata.com/customers/operational-efficiency-with-stitch-best-gift-ever/