The average ERP takes 12 months to set up. Using Parabola, Fulcrum’s Launch team can implement theirs in 12 weeks. Here’s how Parabola enabled Fulcrum to onboard 3x more new customers in a year - without adding any headcount - and how your SaaS company can do it too.

We’re building Parabola to empower operators, which is only possible with true alignment between business and tech teams. Parabola has a robust set of features in place to promote oversight across data ingestion, transformation, and export. This is a significant improvement over processes that have historically included CSV exports and spreadsheet work, which is largely hidden to tech teams. Here’s how it works.

Traditionally, workflows tend to live in a few “analog” locations: spreadsheets, co-workers’ brains, and sometimes literal paper and sticky notes. Let’s talk about why moving workflows into the Browser, instead, is a huge deal!

Even if your organization has a really excellent data science and engineering team we think you should still be excited about Parabola. It gives everyone the ability to customize data workflows in a way that's safe. When the workflows are legible between the team everyone starts to get better ideas. And finally, you will save lots of valuable data- and engineering-team time. To illustrate why, let’s look at a simple use case involving inventory.

As we look ahead to 2022, we look back on our major investments of 2021: bolstering team collaboration, making Flow building more delightful and powerful, and launching new integrations.

Our CEO, Alex Yaseen, joined Shopify Expert Steve Hutt's eCommerce Fastlane podcast to talk about how Shopify stores such as Volcom, Great Jones, and UMZU are unlocking new levels of productivity through data automation. 

Celebrating Parabola customers who are using Parabola as part of their response to COVID-19.

We've launched a Community for our users! Go there to get help, request features, submit bugs, showcase flows, and more.

This is exactly why we’re building Parabola. Think of it as a way to apply the benefits of coding without having to learn how to “code” as it’s defined today. But before we dive into exactly what Parabola is, let’s take a step back and look at the current state of the world.

I’ve always loved the concept, but the first version of the logo looked just a little too complex, and became unreadable at smaller sizes. Because of these issues, we decided to refine it.