You need events to arrive safely — without babysitting glue servers or drowning in a tool built for everything else.
A clear look at what you take on — and what you get back.
| Criterion | Build yourself | Generic iPaaS | Lootvm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to first route | Weeks of glue code | Fast setup, broad surface | Connect → listen → route |
| Uptime & reliability | You own every failure | Shared platform; opaque paths | Target 99.999% + retries & DLQ |
| Security | Signatures & secrets on you | Many connectors, wide blast radius | Tenant-scoped ingress & presets |
| Maintenance | On-call for every flake | Recipe sprawl & upgrades | Publish once, audit every run |
| Cost predictability | Engineer time compounds | Ops + unused connectors | Plans sized to delivery volume |
| Auditability | Logs if you built them | Varies by scenario | Run history you can explain |
Four quiet strengths that protect your data and your team’s time.
Steady delivery with automatic retries and a dead-letter path when destinations fail — so drops stop being silent.
Workspace-scoped source URLs, signature presets for popular providers, and destinations that use your credentials — with a trail you can audit.
No glue servers to babysit. Visual scenarios you publish once, then trust — instead of midnight patches.
Build from a real payload: Connect, Listen, Route. Filters and destinations from fields you can see.
DIY works — until reliability, security, and on-call stack up.
Every timeout and 5xx becomes your team’s night.
Queues, backoff, and dead letters are products — not side tasks.
One wrong verify and you accept forged events — or drop real ones.
“What left the workspace?” needs a clear answer, not a log hunt.