/builder links redirect to the corresponding
tab in the pipeline workspace.
What is live
- PostgreSQL and MySQL Available Now source and destination connections
- MongoDB Available Now source and destination connections with encrypted URI setup, dynamic collection discovery, and key-required Upsert delivery
- ClickHouse, DuckDB, and Airtable Available Now source and destination connections
- Asana and Strapi Available Now source connections with documented scope and limitations
- Linear Available Now source connections with team/project scope and eight supported resources
- Notion source connections with shared data-source discovery and dlt-backed incremental sync
- GitHub Available Now source connections for read-only, single-repository extraction
- Zendesk Available Now source connections with read-only OAuth and 13 Support resources
- HubSpot production source connections with ten supported streams
- Stripe source connections with 34 supported streams
- Pipeline creation from Data Pipelines
- One pipeline workspace with Overview, Source, Transformations, Destinations, Runs, GitHub, and Settings tabs
- Source stream selection, sync mode, cursor, fields, and preview in Source
- Destination-owned SQL drafts, validation, preview, publishing, and revision history
- Independent destination editors and published output assignments
- Run all from the pipeline header and detailed execution history in Runs
- Fixed-interval or UTC cron scheduling from Settings
What is not documented as live
- The removed canvas or node-based pipeline editor
- A separate Normalisation panel; rename and cast values in SQL transformations
- Other non-live database and SaaS connectors
- Log-based change capture
- Automatic destination table creation by the delivery runner
- Non-Upsert write modes
- Public MCP or embedded-agent workflows
Recommended reading order
- Quick Start
- Core Concepts
- Connections Overview
- Pipelines Overview
- Postgres-to-Postgres Example
- PostgreSQL Incremental Sample
- Stripe-to-PostgreSQL Example
- HubSpot-to-PostgreSQL Example
- Airtable and MySQL Pipelines
- Asana to Supported Destinations
- Notion Source
- Linear Source
- Zendesk Source
- GitHub Source
- MongoDB and PostgreSQL Verified Paths