Overview
Go Fig centralizes all your data into one hub for your organization. Connect to databases and warehouses, sync data from your SaaS applications, and upload or connect spreadsheets.- Databases & Warehouses: Connect to data directly from its source (e.g. Snowflake, BigQuery, Azure SQL, PostgreSQL, Amazon S3 and more)
- Sync Connectors: Automated syncs extract data from external apps (e.g. HubSpot, Stripe, QuickBooks, Google Ads and more)
- Uploads & Spreadsheets: Upload local files (CSV, JSON, Parquet) or connect online spreadsheets (Google Sheets and Excel)

Specific connector Connection Guides
For detailed setup instructions for each connector type: Databases & Warehouses:- Snowflake - Enterprise data warehouse
- BigQuery - Google Cloud data warehouse
- Azure SQL - Microsoft Azure database
- PostgreSQL - Open-source relational database
- Amazon S3 - Cloud object storage and data lakes
- Sync Connectors - HubSpot, Stripe, QuickBooks, Google Ads, etc
- Google Sheets & Excel Online - live connections that stay in sync
- Upload a File - Excel, CSV, TSV, JSON, and Parquet files from your computer
Best Practices
How Data Connections Work
When you connect a source, Go Fig authenticates over OAuth or encrypted credentials (stored in Google Secret Manager), auto-detects tables, fields, and types, and then either queries the source directly (databases and warehouses) or syncs it into Go Fig (apps and spreadsheets), keeping data fresh on automatic or manual refresh.What’s Next?
Build Your First Flow
Transform your connected data with visual flows
Visualize Data in a Dashboard
Plot charts to get insights from your data in real-time.
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