Follow every request through your system with detailed timing, payload and response data.
From database queries to API calls, see exactly how your data moves and transforms.
Learn moreTrack any value's complete ancestry - from source systems through transformations to final output.
Essential for debugging complex integrations and proving regulatory compliance.
Learn moreAuto-generated architecture diagrams show how your services connect and data flows.
Generated directly from your runtime interactions, these diagrams reflect your actual architecture - so they're always up-to-date.
Monitor request rates, response times, and error rates across your integrations
Track requests across APIs, databases, event streams, and cloud services
Debug and verify with confidence
Whether you're troubleshooting an integration or proving regulatory compliance, Orbital shows you exactly how your data flows.
Track down issues in complex integrations by following the exact path of your data.
See every service call, transformation, and error in context
Meet regulatory requirements with automated runtime lineage that proves how every value was calculated.
From BCBS 239 compliance to substantiating ESG claims, show auditors verifiable evidence of your actual data flows.
Identify bottlenecks and slow services with detailed timing data across your integration flows.
Drive improvements based on real usage patterns.
Adopting an Orbital First approach has empowered LendingCrowd to model our domain seamlessly while integrating with third-party providers.
With Orbital, we've rapidly developed new partner and client-facing portals, achieving immediate success.
This approach will remain central to our data platform strategy as we scale and evolve.
We delivered a critical project in weeks, not months, using a single developer instead of a team.
Also, our run costs are also much lower, as we're not running hundreds of integration microservices
Orbital has become a key part of our strategic architecture for the bank.
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