Real-Time Analytics, Real-World Results

Sesame Software is a robust data management platform that helps you connect, replicate, and centralize data from all your systems—whether they are cloud-based, hybrid, or on-premise. Our tool ensures your data is accessible, accurate, and ready for reporting or analysis.

You can use Sesame Software to:

• Build a cloud or on-premise data warehouse

• Integrate data from multiple sources

• Keep Salesforce data in sync in near real time

• Automate backups and recover data when needed

• Migrate or archive data

• Improve reporting by moving data into one place

It supports Salesforce, NetSuite, Oracle, SQL Server, Snowflake, and many other platforms, plus APIs, cloud storage, and file formats like CSV and JSON.

A Windows or Linux machine with at least 8 GB of RAM (16 GB preferred), Java 17, Apache Tomcat, and access to your data sources.

Install Java and Tomcat, download the software, and configure your sources and targets through a web interface. Setup typically takes under an hour.

You can automate tasks by setting a schedule or triggering them on demand. Each task comes with detailed logs and monitoring for your convenience.

Yes. You can include or exclude specific tables or fields, apply filters, and customize how data flows between systems.

Yes. Advanced users can run downloads, uploads, backups, schema checks, and more from the command line.

You’ll get detailed logs and error messages, plus built-in tools to help resolve common issues. Our support team is also available to help.

Contact us at support@sesamesoftware.com or call +1 (408) 550-7999.

Relational Junction was our former product name. All the same functionality you rely on — backups, replication, exports, connectors, and related tooling — now lives as the Sesame Software product suite. This branding consolidation helps us streamline offerings and clarify product capabilities and use cases for current and future customers. The underlying technology, support teams, SLAs, and contracts remain unchanged, and you’ll find updated branding and documentation under the Sesame Software name. In short: only the name has changed — your integrations, data, and service levels remain the same.