Generate secure and scalable synthetic data, when you need it, where you need it
Four Reasons You Should use a Synthetic Data
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#1 Improve Developer Productivity
Accelerate development, testing, and QA to shorten your sprints and get your products to market faster.
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#2 Faster Time-to-Market
Accelerate development, testing, and QA to shorten your sprints and get your products to market faster.
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#3 Stay Compliant
Accelerate development, testing, and QA to shorten your sprints and get your products to market faster.
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#4 Leverage AI & LLMs
Accelerate development, testing, and QA to shorten your sprints and get your products to market faster.
Deliver the value of realistic synthetic data across your organization
Deploy Tonic
Bring an end to critical bugs in production and accelerate your release cycles by fueling your staging and QA environments with data that mirrors the complexity of production
Connect to your data
Tonic integrates with all the leading databases, data warehouses, and file types.
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Transform your data via realistic masking and synthesis
Automatically identify sensitive data types and realistically mask or synthesis net new values that maintain consistency and preserve relationships across your database
Distribute safe, realistic data to your team, refreshed on demand.
Provision your synthetic data via container repos or by spinning up a net new database, as often as you need.
Seeing is Believing
FAQs
You have a variety of options! You can deploy on-prem, through our cloud, or through public cloud such as the Amazon marketplace.
Real world data has the most structural variants. Often developers create test cases for only the happy paths, but don't have the time to think through all of the real world variants. By leveraging production data, you can get test cases that aren't immediately apparent.
Tonic Structural allows unlimited generations, often the most helpful with schema updates or if you want to upsert to do scale testing.
We have several ways you can leverage the data. Most common is writing like to like (such as Postgres to Postgres) with a destination database. This enables you to read/write and is more useful for testing. Otherwise, you can write to a container or an ephemeral, test-specific database with Tonic Ephemeral.
Depends on how you're using the term! Sometimes, you actually don't want to use true rules based generation. We'd be happy to chat to see if we can help your use case.
Yes! As well as a variety of other certificates including HIPAA and Safe Harbor. For more details, visit trust.tonic.ai
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