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Parabola
Turn messy data into clean, automated workflows in minutes.
Overview
What is Parabola?
Parabola is a no-code workflow automation platform built for operations and finance teams. It handles repetitive tasks like reconciliations, reporting, and order processing. Users pull data from spreadsheets, PDFs, and emails into structured, automated flows.
Parabola lets teams build automated data workflows using a visual, drag-and-drop interface instead of code. It connects to sources like Google Sheets, Slack, Snowflake, and NetSuite to ingest, clean, transform, and route data automatically. Common use cases include inventory reconciliation, invoice processing, alerting, and supply chain operations. The platform provides reusable templates and a co-build onboarding experience so teams can deploy working automations quickly. It is designed to replace manual spreadsheet work, not to serve as a CRM or creative tool. Organizations like Uber Freight and Caraway rely on it to reduce errors and scale their back-office processes.
Fit
Ideal customer profile.
Operations and finance teams at startups and mid-market companies looking to eliminate manual data tasks like reconciliations and reporting.
- Seed
- SMB
- Mid-market
Capabilities
Key features.
01
Visual drag-and-drop workflow builder
02
No-code data automation
03
Ingests data from spreadsheets and PDFs
04
Integrates with Slack, Snowflake, and NetSuite
05
Automates reconciliations and reporting
06
Reusable workflow templates
07
Scheduled flow execution
08
AI-powered data extraction and transformation
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Role-based access and team permissions
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Built-in data visualization tools
Usage
How to use Parabola.
Teams start by connecting their existing data sources to the platform. From there, they use the visual builder to map out multi-step workflows that clean, transform, and send data where it needs to go. Scheduling features let automations run on a recurring basis without manual intervention.
Cost
Pricing.
$20/ Per seat
A free Basic plan offers 1,000 credits per month for individuals. Paid plans start at $20 per user per month, with team tiers at $400 per month and custom enterprise pricing available.
Basic
$0.00
Explorer
$20.00
Collaborator
$400.00
Business
$custom
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- RevOps
- Category
- Data Sources, Sales Tools
- Best for
- Seed, SMB, Mid-market
- Pricing
- From $20/Per seat
Subcategories
- Integrations & Workflows
- Workflow Automation
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Questions
Frequently asked.
How do you get started with Parabola?
Connect your data sources, then use the visual builder to create automated workflows step by step. No coding is required to set up and run your processes.
What does Parabola cost?
A free tier is available for single users with limited credits. Team plans start at $400 per month, and enterprise pricing is custom quoted based on usage.
Why should teams choose Parabola?
It eliminates hours of manual spreadsheet work by automating data cleaning, transformation, and routing. The platform also offers reusable templates and co-build onboarding for fast deployment.
How does Parabola process data?
The tool ingests raw data from multiple sources, extracts and standardizes it, then runs it through automated transformation steps. Results can be visualized or sent to downstream systems.
Is there a free version of Parabola?
Yes, the Basic plan costs nothing and includes 1,000 monthly credits for a single user. It comes with limited AI access and does not include flow scheduling.
Does Parabola offer partnership or managed onboarding?
The platform provides tailored onboarding and dedicated support for teams on higher-tier plans. Business customers receive a dedicated manager and custom implementation guidance.
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