Infrastructure
Spider is designed as institutional-grade infrastructure. API-first, operationally reliable, and built for the data environments that modern brokerages operate in.
Spider's core interface is programmatic. All lifecycle signal ingestion, operational workflow triggering, and data access occurs through versioned REST APIs with webhook support.
Lifecycle event data is ingested from heterogeneous brokerage systems — trading platforms, account management, onboarding, CRM — without requiring schema unification at source.
Lifecycle signals are processed in near-real-time across all connected account populations, enabling detection of conversion-critical behavioral patterns as they emerge.
Each brokerage deployment operates in an isolated tenant environment. Data, compute, and access controls are scoped per client with no cross-tenant data access.
Spider's infrastructure is designed for continuous operation without scheduled downtime windows. SLA commitments are available for enterprise deployments.
The integration architecture supports custom brokerage environments. New data source connectors, webhook formats, and output integrations can be added through the enterprise engagement process.
Built using production brokerage workflows
Designed for operational infrastructure teams
API-first lifecycle intelligence
Enterprise-oriented architecture
Built for modern brokerage environments
Infrastructure-grade reliability