Keep working offline
The Android client uses local SQLite, keeping data and workflows available without constant connectivity.
Offline-ready data synchronization
Mobile teams keep working without permanent online access
The application keeps the required data on Android devices, records changes locally and synchronizes with the server system when connectivity returns.
- Offline-first
- Bidirectional sync
- Central control
Server systemDatabase Online
Data orchestrationSync serviceRESTgRPC
Mobile teamAndroid + SQLite Offline ready
01 Works without a permanent connection
02 Resumes from a safe checkpoint
03 Gives admins operational visibility
The problem we solve
Business operations should not depend on mobile network quality
In warehouses, stores, basements and remote areas, connectivity often disappears exactly when an employee needs to view a task, place an order or record a result.
Direct online access to a server database makes a mobile workflow slow and fragile. Persistela keeps the working data set on the device, accumulates changes locally and delivers them through a controlled sync session when the network returns.
Synchronize both ways
Current records reach the device while local changes return through a controlled data flow.
See every session
The operations console exposes sessions, events, errors and checkpoints without direct server database access.
How it works
Three steps from a local change to the server system
Work locally
Users interact with a fast local database on the Android device.
Sync securely
REST or bidirectional gRPC carries only configured data sets.
Control centrally
The server database remains the system of record while administrators control data exchange and conflicts.
Capabilities
Synchronization infrastructure without a black box
Data configuration
Define synchronized tables and SQL templates on the server.
Checkpoints & idempotency
Successful phases advance in order while repeated events stay safe.
Separated access planes
Mobile synchronization and admin access use different authentication mechanisms.
Operational visibility
Inspect session state, events and errors in a dedicated console.
Server databases
One synchronization approach for different enterprise systems
The integration layer isolates the mobile app from a specific database engine. PostgreSQL is supported today; additional connectors are planned.
PostgreSQL
Production-ready connector.
Microsoft SQL Server
Connector for enterprise MSSQL systems.
MySQL
Connector for MySQL-compatible environments.
Oracle Database
Integration with enterprise Oracle systems.
Next step