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Transcend seamlessly unifies fragmented data permissions across all your systems

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Automate data governance across your systems

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The broadest, deepest integrations

Manage data decisions across every system, including SaaS tools, data stores, warehouses, set up in a few clicks. One integration handles identity mapping, DSRs, discovery, and preference updates, instead of stitching together point solutions for each.

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Unmatched extensibility

Homegrown system? Custom Functions let your engineering team write code once and plug it directly into Transcend's automation with no extra servers and zero infrastructure to maintain.

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Security-first approach

Every integration runs on zero-trust architecture: isolated execution, private subnets, and credentials that never sit in shared infrastructure. The same Sombra gateway that protects your data protects every connection into it.

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Customers reported that the integrations were seamless despite the patchwork of data sources Transcend was required to integrate into.

Ryan O'Leary

Research Director for IDC's Security and Trust Program