Skip to main content

Overview

Sync connectors automatically pull data from external business applications into Go Fig. Connect once and your data stays up-to-date automatically. Why Use Sync Connectors?:
  • No Manual Exports: Skip downloading CSVs and uploading them manually
  • Always Fresh: Data syncs automatically on a recurring schedule
  • Historical Data: Import all available historical data on first sync
  • Unified Analytics: Combine data from multiple apps in one place
[SCREENSHOT: connectors page showing 3 connected sync connectors with last sync timestamps]

How Sync Connectors Work

Connection Flow

1

Select connector

Click +Add Data on the top right of your Organization’s Data page, then select the application you want to sync data from [SCREENSHOT: Sync connector selector showing logos for HubSpot, Stripe, Google Ads, etc.]
2

Authorize

If Oauth is available, click Connect to start OAuth authorization. You’ll be redirected to the app’s login page.[SCREENSHOT: “Connect to HubSpot” button]For apps that don’t have Oauth enabled, you can connect by providing API tokens. Follow instructions on the setup page to access API tokens.[SCREENSHOT: OAuth consent screen (generic example) showing permissions]
3

Set Collection name and configure sync frequency

4

First sync

Go Fig starts the initial sync immediately. This can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours depending on data volume. You’ll receive a notification when the first sync completes.
5

Preview data

Once the sync finishes, you will see the new Collection in your Organization’s Data page. Click on the Collection to preview data[SCREENSHOT: collection table preview]

Available Connectors

Finance & Accounting

Marketing & Analytics

CRM & Email Automation

Click any connector to see detailed setup instructions (coming soon).

Editing Sync Settings

To change sync frequency or data objects:
  1. Open the Connector Settings tab within the Collection preview
  2. Update sync frequency, historical data range, or selected objects
  3. Click Save
[SCREENSHOT: Sync settings page with frequency dropdown and object checkboxes]

Best Practices for Sync Connectors

Start with Core Data: Connect one app and select only essential data objects initially. Add more objects later as needed.
Monitor Sync Health: Enable email or Slack notifications for sync failures so you’re alerted immediately when syncs break.
Use Service Accounts: For apps that support it (HubSpot, Stripe), use a dedicated service account rather than a personal account for OAuth. This prevents disconnection if an employee leaves.
Combine Data Sources: Use workflows to join data from multiple connectors (e.g., merge HubSpot contacts with Stripe payments by email).