Start where your data is

Bring your sources.
Keep your workflow.

Connect an accessible sheet, upload a file or collect an HTTPS report. Every route starts with a chance to check the data before you build.

Link connection

Google Sheets

Read a shared or published sheet that is accessible by link. Choose a worksheet tab and a refresh schedule.

For sheets already accessible without signing in. Private-sheet Google OAuth is not available.

Explore Google Sheets
HTTPS GET

API & report URLs

Collect JSON responses or report downloads, including CSV and workbook exports. Configure supported authentication, dates and pagination.

Explore reports & APIs
Upload or paste

Files & pasted data

Start with a workbook, a delimited file or a structured export. Inspect the detected format and choose parser settings when needed.

A file upload is a snapshot. Replace the file when you want to bring in new data.

Try a file

Formats with room for real exports

More than a CSV box.

Choose the right worksheet, header, record path or archive entry. Import one worksheet or data entry at a time.

Spreadsheets
XLSX, XLS, XLSB, XLSM, ODS
Delimited text
CSV, TSV, semicolon and pipe-separated files
Structured data
JSON, NDJSON / JSON Lines, XML, YAML
Compressed exports
Supported ZIP and GZIP data files

A little clarity before you start

Choose the connection that fits.

Inspect before saving

Check the detected schema, types and sample rows. A successful preview gives you a concrete result to connect.

Refresh what can be fetched

Google Sheets links and report URLs can refresh on a schedule. Uploaded files require a replacement upload.

Keep credentials in the connection

Saved URL and authentication settings are encrypted. Published API consumers receive the fields you expose, not your source credentials.

A little less copy. A lot more clarity.

Start with one source.

You can build a useful table from a single file—and bring in another source when the relationship is clear.