Once the data is in the staging area in Azure Cloud Storage, visually define data transformations, no need to write SQL. With the SnapLogic platform yextract data from SaaS applications and databases with a vast number of Snaps. With ELT for Azure Synapse, you can accelerate data loading into Azure Synapse to provide ultimate flexibility to transform data by use of all computing resources across SnapLogic and Azure Synpase, thus reducing TCO and enabling a faster time-to-value. The ELT support is extended to Azure Synapse with this release. Over previous releases, Snaplogic has introduced ELT support for Snowflake, Redshift cloud data warehouses so that you can do both ETL and ELT on a single platform. Pushdown to any cloud data warehouse including Azure Synapse The later feature allows systems that don’t natively support streaming data to effectively work with Kafka messages by batching them together.Īmazon Redshift and Amazon SQS Snap Packs provide cross-account IAM support that allows organizations to trust and allocate roles with specific access privileges to specific groups or users. Kafka Snap Pack updates now support reading/writing record headers and timestamps, provide option to choose one output document per batch. Google Sheets Snap Pack now supports JSON based version 4 of the API rather than XML based version 3 Improved connectivity with other Snap Pack enhancements More efficiently connect to any generic endpoint without the need for specific Snaps.
Leverage this Snap Pack to connect to any API endpoint with the published OpenAPI specification so that users can get all the needed documentation while they build their automated workflows. Most API endpoints today adhere to the OpenAPI specification version 2 or 3. Use it to send messages, perform channel operations, and perform team operations.Īnother key new Snap Pack with this release is the OpenAPI Snap Pack. This Snap Pack supports accounts such as OAuth2 User, Application, and Dynamic accounts to adhere to your enterprise security standards.
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The Snap Pack helps you to post, push datasets, read, and edit so that you can easily query data, create/bind entities, import files, and update entities.įor an organization that has a heavy investment in the Microsoft ecosystem, the next Snap Pack the new Microsoft Teams Snap Pack allows you to easily integrate your Microsoft Teams into your enterprise workflows for customers, employees, and teams. Visualize your data and share insights across teams or embed these in your app or website. The Microsoft Power BI Snap Pack is also new and allows you to connect your Power BI instance to hundreds of data sources to bring your data to life with live dashboards and reports. With these Snap Packs, quickly sync your assets and leads data across Marketing, Sales, and other functional areas and easily connect to event/survey applications such as Eventbrite, SurveyMonkey, or to Demand Generation tools such as Google Ads, Linkedin, and Analytics endpoints such as Microsoft Power BI and Tableau. While HubSpot Snap Pack supports CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations, the Marketo Snap Pack allows you to do bulk operations on leads. Easily manage marketing assets/campaigns or leads that enter your marketing funnel. For example the new Marketo and Hubspot Snap Packs allow you to connect seamlessly to these marketing automation systems. New Snap Packs provide out-of-the-box connectivity to key enterprise endpoints. Hassle-free connectivity with NEW Snap Packs better reliability through Snaplex level scheduling, and more.higher productivity through expanded Universal search,.There is also support for Azure Synapse analytics to our ELT capability. for Marketing Automation, for Microsoft Teams and Power BI for team communication and analytics rly, and OpenAPI to connect to any OpenAPI compliant endpoints. In this release, there are a number of new Snap Packs: for Marketo and Hubspot.
We’re excited to announce the ‘February 2021’ release of the SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Platform.
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