Data decisioning with MySQL

Connect MySQL with Transcend for consent management, data subject requests, and real-time data governance.

Supported features

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DSR Automation

Fulfill user deletion, access, and data requests across your stack in minutes.

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Data Inventory

Centralize your compliance ops with a live data map.

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Data Discovery

Automate data discovery & classification for real-time data insights.

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Consent & Preferences

Collect and enforce user communication preferences everywhere they matter.

Transcend seamlessly unifies fragmented data permissions across all your systems

Share your priority systems and data permissioning needs, and our team will follow up directly with a demo and action plan specific to your business.

Automate data governance across your systems

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.

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