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Seqlense Monitoring

Your export, as it is

No schema to conform to before you can try anything. Map your columns once, keep the profile, and move to the API when you are ready to automate.

No schema to conform to first

You should be able to try this with the export you already have, not after a migration project.

Drop the CSV, headers read in the browserlocal
Columns matched, timezone declared oncemapping
Sample validated, nothing written yetdry run
Rows streamed in batchesimport
Profile saved for the next filereusable

Guessing the decimal separator per value is how "1,234" becomes 1.234 in one row and 1234 in the next. It is declared once, for the file.

Start by hand, automate later

CSV import
No developer

Your venue export, mapped once in the browser. The right way to see the product on your own data this afternoon.

API
Server to server

Scoped API keys, the same endpoints the interface uses. Push events, launch scans, read alerts.

Notifications
Where you work

Webhook, Slack or Discord, filtered by severity, source and subject type so a channel only hears what it should.

Boring on purpose

Keys you can scope and revoke

An API key is shown once, carries its own scope, and every use is attributed to it in the audit trail.

Hosted in Europe

Your order records and your identities stay where your regulator expects to find them.

Destructive actions need an admin

Trash, restore, bulk delete and identity merge are gated. Everything else is open to the team.

Your data leaves as easily as it came

Identities, wallets and alerts export to CSV or JSON. A purge clears your order book entirely, and says what it removed.

Try it with the file you already have

Map one venue export and watch the first alerts land against named clients.

Speak with Sales

Schedule a demo, access technical documentation, or receive a customized compliance assessment.