How to Add a Data Source

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This article describes the general process used to begin adding a data source to Nexla. For detailed information about adding a specific data source, see the articles listed on the Create a Data Source page.

For the version of this article pertaining to the previous Nexla UI, click here.

Contents:

1. Begin Adding a Data Source
2. Add a New Credential
3. Complete Addition of the Data Source

1. Begin Adding a Data Source

1. Log into Nexla with your provided credentials.
   

   If you need credentials, contact [e-mail].
   

2. Navigate to the Integrate section by selecting  from the platform menu on the left side of the screen. 
   
   
3. Click  at the top of the Integrate toolbar on the left.
   
   
   
   
4. Select the data source type to be added to Nexla.
   
   
   

   Amazon S3 is selected as an example to show the general procedure for beginning to add any data source type.
   

5. Click in the upper right corner of the screen to begin adding a data source of the selected type.
   
   

2. Add a New Credential

1. Select "Add a New Credential".
   
   
   
   

3. Complete Addition of the Data Source

To complete the data source addition process, follow the instructions provided in the article corresponding to the desired data source type, as different data source types require differing information and procedures.

These articles are linked below and can also be found on the Create a Data Source page.

Amazon S3
AWS Selling Partner API
Databricks
Dropbox
Google BigQuery
Google Cloud SQL
Google Drive
NetSuite Analytics Warehouse
Oracle NetSuite (via JDBC)
Oracle NetSuite (via REST API)
Salesforce
Snowflake
API-based Source Type
Database Source Type
Email Source Type
FTP-based Source Type
Webhook Source Type