Integrations 1 min read

Connecting data gets a front door

A new Add Data wizard walks you from "I have data in X" to a running pipeline; Managed Connect lets us provision it for you with live progress; Connector Forge turns any OpenAPI spec into a connector; and every connector card now shows honest cost and time estimates.

Getting data in is the first thing every new workspace does, so we rebuilt the whole entrance.

One wizard, every kind of source

The new Add Data flow starts from what you have: a SaaS app, a database, files in storage. From there it routes you down the right lane. Native API sources get the white-glove path with pre-built semantic models. Databases get a cleaner, collapsible schema tree, and file sources now browse your storage and auto-detect formats instead of making you describe them.

Managed Connect

Prefer we do it? Managed Connect hands the setup to us. You watch a live provisioning panel while the connection, pipeline, and first sync come up. Nothing to configure, nothing to babysit.

Connector Forge

Not every API has a native connector. Connector Forge covers the rest — hand it an OpenAPI spec and it forges the connector from that, reading pagination, auth, and incremental sync out of the spec itself. Same framework our native connectors run on.

Honest math on every card

Every connector card and setup guide now carries cost and time chips showing what a typical first sync costs in credits and how long setup actually takes. No surprises after the third screen.

The distance from "we use HubSpot" to "HubSpot is in the lakehouse" keeps shrinking.

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