Datumry integrations

Bring business data into one governed analysis workflow

Start with a file or connect a recurring source. Datumry brings each source through the same reviewable path: ingestion, schema confirmation, preparation, analysis, dashboards, and monitoring.

Files and spreadsheets

Upload CSV, TSV, JSON, and Excel files, or connect Google Sheets for analysis that can be refreshed without rebuilding the project.

Databases and warehouses

Connect PostgreSQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Snowflake, or Google BigQuery using bounded table or view access and appropriately restricted credentials.

Cloud files and data delivery

Read selected CSV, TSV, JSON, or Parquet objects from Amazon S3, pull bounded CSV, TSV, or JSON data from a public HTTPS URL, or receive JSON records through a protected webhook.

Business applications

Import bounded objects from HubSpot, Shopify, Stripe, and Google Analytics 4 to analyze customer, commerce, revenue, subscription, marketing, and traffic performance.

Recurring refreshes

Supported sources can refresh manually or on a daily or weekly schedule depending on the plan. Datumry records sync history, detects schema changes, and can compare refreshed analysis with a monitored baseline.

At a glance

  • CSV, TSV, JSON, and Excel
  • Google Sheets and public data URLs
  • Five database and warehouse engines
  • HubSpot, Shopify, Stripe, and GA4

Connect the source behind your next decision

Create a project, choose a bounded source, and confirm the schema before Datumry uses it for analysis.

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