Getting Started
Connecting to your Data.
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Connecting to your Data.
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Before you can start creating Data Products using Latttice CoPilot, the first step is to connect your data sources. This involves adding your data sources through the Settings section in Latttice, where you’ll configure and authenticate the connections. Setting up your data sources ensures that Latttice has the necessary access to fetch, manage, and process the data you’ll use to build Data Products. The guide below provides a step-by-step walkthrough of how to securely add and configure your data source(s), ensuring a seamless integration process so you can quickly start leveraging the full capabilities of Latttice.
Latttice offers over 30+ connectors to the most common analytical systems, enabling seamless integration with your existing data infrastructure. These connectors make it easy to connect to popular platforms like cloud data warehouses, and databases, allowing you to start working with your data quickly. If your desired data source isn’t included in our existing connectors, you can also upload your own data directly into Latttice. Additionally, if a specific data source connection is not currently available, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team—we’re happy to investigate the possibility of creating a custom connector to meet your needs. This ensures that Latttice can adapt to your unique data ecosystem.
In addition to connecting to a data source through one of Latttice’s pre-built connectors, you also have the flexibility to upload data files directly into the platform. This option is ideal for working with ad hoc datasets, custom data exports, or files that are not part of an integrated system. The file upload process is simple and user-friendly, allowing you to quickly add data in a CSV format. Once uploaded, your data is immediately available to use within Latttice for creating Data Products. The guide below provides a step-by-step walkthrough to help you seamlessly upload and configure your files.
Once the file has been uploaded. You can also add more files to the same File Data Source that has been created. Below is a guide that outlines the steps you will take to do this.