ARQVEA connects your business systems — ERPs, CRMs, e-commerce, warehouses — watches every transaction, and tells you exactly why something failed and how to fix it. An AI agent can investigate and act on your behalf, with your approval.
You build the product. ARQVEA runs the pipe, watches every record, and explains what happened when one fails.
A purpose-built connector for vendors with real quirks, a generic REST connector for everything else. Both tested live, not mocked.
Every record ARQVEA moves is logged with its request, response, latency and outcome — success or failure, retained for audit.
Failures are fingerprinted and categorized with a concrete recommendation, and a safe path to replay once it's fixed.
Real-time monitoring for every sync and push
An AI agent that reads your account and proposes fixes
Mutating actions always require your explicit confirmation
A generic connector for any live REST API, no waiting on us
The same engine that runs your integrations is the one that explains them when something breaks.
Add a source and destination system with real credentials — Bizom, SAP, Shopify, or any REST API.
AI-assisted field mapping suggests matches between two systems' vocabularies, with your review.
Records move on a schedule or on demand. Every transaction is recorded, success or failure.
Failures are categorized with a root cause and a safe replay path — not just an error code.
Whichever side of the sync you're responsible for, ARQVEA gives you a real answer instead of a support ticket.
ARQVEA is a real, working product — early, and we'd rather tell you what's true today than what sounds better.
Live today: real connectors, live pipe execution, full transaction history, failure diagnosis, and Ask ARQVEA.
In progress: formal security certification (SOC 2 / ISO 27001) has not started yet — don't take our word for compliance until it's certified.
Single-instance today: one application instance and one managed Postgres database — no multi-region failover yet.
The short version of what people usually ask before connecting a real system.
Connect a real system and watch the first transaction land.