GraphLogic Ecosystem

Connect to
What You Already Run

GraphLogic ships with core connectors for the systems your organization already runs: warehouses, databases, applications, files, and more. Connect directly to the source, or work alongside a data federation layer you already have.

Four Ways In

GraphLogic meets your data where it lives. No single integration style is required, mix and match to fit your environment.

Direct connectors

Core connectors pull straight from databases, warehouses, and applications. No middleware required, GraphLogic talks to the source.

Document & file ingestion

Bring in PDFs, Office files, and spreadsheets from SharePoint, Drive, and object storage. Structured and unstructured content alike.

Federation & virtualization (optional)

Already run a data federation or virtualization layer? GraphLogic works alongside products like WhamTech, Denodo, and Starburst to query at the source without moving data. Optional, never required.

API & custom

Anything with an API or endpoint. When a source is unusual, a custom connector closes the gap, typically in days, not months.

What You Can Connect To

Representative sources across the enterprise stack. Connector coverage expands continuously, if it holds data that matters, GraphLogic can reach it.

Data Warehouses & Lakes

Such as

Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Amazon Redshift, Azure Synapse

Operational Databases

Such as

PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB

Business Applications

Such as

Salesforce, ServiceNow, SAP, Jira, Workday

Files & Content

Such as

SharePoint, Google Drive, S3 & object storage, Excel & CSV, PDF

Collaboration & Messaging

Such as

Slack, Microsoft Teams, Confluence, Notion

Graph Databases

Such as

Neo4j, Memgraph, Amazon Neptune, and more

See graph database support

Don't see your source?

New connectors are usually a matter of days, not months. Tell us what you need to connect, and we'll scope it with you.

Connect What You Already Have

GraphLogic turns the systems you already run into one connected picture, without ripping anything out.