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Vansync Documentation

Extract, transform and load data from legacy on-premises databases to AWS Aurora MySQL — unlocking modern BI tools like Amazon QuickSight and Google Data Studio for databases that lack native cloud connectivity.

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What is Vansync?

Vansync is a Windows ETL engine that bridges legacy on-premises databases — which have no native connectors to modern BI tools — to AWS Aurora MySQL, where the entire analytics ecosystem becomes available.

On-Premises DBs  →  Vansync Engine  →  AWS Aurora MySQL  →  BI Tools
(Firebird, dBase,                                           (QuickSight,
 VFP, Sybase,                                               Data Studio,
 SQL Server,                                                Redshift, ...)
 MySQL)

Supported Source Databases

Database Notes
Firebird SQL Used by Microsip, Aspel ERPs
Sybase SQL Anywhere Used by Volante and others
dBase / DBF Used by Maxirest and legacy POS systems
Visual FoxPro
Microsoft SQL Server Used by Intelisis ERP, Soft Restaurant
MySQL Source-to-source sync or consolidation

Key Capabilities

  • Legacy Database ETL — extract from databases with no native BI connectors
  • Multi-Location Consolidation — merge data from multiple branches and DB engines into a single Aurora-MySQL instance
  • Scheduled Refresh — configure sync schedules or trigger on-demand via API
  • Modern Data Warehouse — load into Aurora-MySQL, Redshift, or any cloud-native DWH
  • Google Sheets Library — pull spreadsheet data into your DWH via Google Apps Script
  • Two-way Synchronization — optionally push data back from Aurora to on-premises tables

This Repository

This repo is the public documentation site served via GitHub Pages at https://factorbi.github.io/.

The HTML files were originally generated by MkDocs and are now edited directly — there is no build step and no markdown source files in the repo.

Preview locally

python3 -m http.server 8000
# open http://localhost:8000

Site structure

Group Pages
Getting Started index, easyawssetup, registration, installation
Data Sources firebird, sqlserver, dbase, visualfoxpro, sqlanywhere, mysql, csvtomysql
Configuration customdatajson, vansync-api, synctowindows, setupaws
ERP Integrations aspel, microsip, intelisis, soft-restaurant, positouch
Troubleshooting troubleshooting
Business Intelligence businessintelligence, about

Each page lives at /<pagename>/index.html. Shared assets (css/, js/, img/, fonts/) are at the repo root; pages reference them with ../ relative paths.


Content Guidelines

  • All visible content in English, except aspel, microsip, intelisis, and soft-restaurant — those remain in Spanish.
  • Product name is Vansync (never "Bipost").
  • Executable is Vansync.exe.
  • S3 bucket prefix for new clients: vansync-.
  • Do not rename: AWS system DB names (bipost_system, bipost_sync_info, bipost_sync_table) or image filenames (e.g. img/bipost7.png).

© 2026 Factor BI. Vansync™ is a trademark of Factor BI.

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