Stop updating five tools to reflect one fact.
When a deal closes in your CRM, that fact needs to exist in six other places within the hour. A Nexwatt sync agent propagates the change, applies conflict resolution logic, and routes ambiguous cases to a human — instead of letting stale data accumulate until someone notices.
Event-triggered. Conflict-aware. Human when unsure.
The agent listens for the triggering event — a record update, a field change, a status transition. Supported via webhook, polling, or API trigger depending on the tool's capabilities.
Before writing, the agent reads the current state of each target system. This lets it detect conflicts — cases where the same field has been updated independently in multiple places since the last sync.
You define precedence rules in plain English: "CRM is always the source of truth for deal value, Jira is authoritative for implementation status." The agent applies these rules to resolve conflicts where it can, and flags the ones it can't.
Resolved updates are written to each target system. If any write fails (API error, rate limit), the agent retries with exponential backoff and logs the failure to the audit trail for manual resolution if retries are exhausted.
When the conflict resolution rules don't produce a clear answer — or when confidence is below threshold — the item routes to the human review queue with full context: which field, which values, which systems, and what the conflict resolution options are.
No more weekly data cleanup meetings.
Automated propagation eliminates the manual copy-paste errors that account for the majority of data inconsistencies
Changes propagate within minutes of the triggering event, not at the end of the day when someone remembers
RevOps teams report eliminating the weekly "data cleanup" meeting entirely after deploying sync agents