# Business Analytics

- [Active Directory](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Active Directory source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Active Directory.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Active Directory supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Active Directory to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Active Directory.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Active Directory ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about active-directory connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about active-directory connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Active Directory source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/active-directory/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Ado Net](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Ado Net source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Ado Net.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Ado Net supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Ado Net to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Ado Net.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Ado Net ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about ado-net connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about ado-net connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Ado Net source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/ado-net/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Aftership Shipping](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Aftership Shipping source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Aftership Shipping.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Aftership Shipping supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Aftership Shipping to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Aftership Shipping.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Aftership Shipping ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about aftership-shipping connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about aftership-shipping connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Aftership Shipping source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/aftership-shipping/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Aha](/business-analytics/readme/aha.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Aha source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/aha/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Aha.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/aha/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Aha supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/aha/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Aha to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Aha.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/aha/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Aha ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/aha/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/aha/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about aha connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/aha/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about aha connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/aha/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Aha source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/aha/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/aha/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/aha/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/aha/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/aha/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/aha/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/aha/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Aircall](/business-analytics/readme/aircall.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Aircall source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Aircall.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Aircall supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Aircall to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Aircall.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Aircall ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about aircall connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about aircall connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Aircall source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/aircall/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Airtable](/business-analytics/readme/airtable.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Airtable source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Airtable.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Airtable supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Airtable to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Airtable.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Airtable ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about airtable connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about airtable connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Airtable source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/airtable/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Alfresco](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Alfresco source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Alfresco.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Alfresco supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Alfresco to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Alfresco.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Alfresco ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about alfresco connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about alfresco connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Alfresco source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/alfresco/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Appcues](/business-analytics/readme/appcues.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Appcues source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Appcues.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Appcues supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Appcues to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Appcues.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Appcues ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about appcues connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about appcues connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Appcues source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/appcues/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Asana](/business-analytics/readme/asana.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Asana source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/asana/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Asana.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/asana/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Asana supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/asana/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Asana to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Asana.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/asana/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Asana ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/asana/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/asana/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about asana connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/asana/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about asana connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/asana/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Asana source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/asana/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/asana/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/asana/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/asana/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/asana/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/asana/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/asana/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Attomdata](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Attomdata  source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Attomdata .
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Attomdata  supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Attomdata  to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Attomdata .
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Attomdata  ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about attomdata- connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about attomdata- connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Attomdata  source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/attomdata/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Aws Management](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Aws Management source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Aws Management.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Aws Management supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Aws Management to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Aws Management.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Aws Management ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about aws-management connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about aws-management connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Aws Management source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/aws-management/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Azure Active Directory](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Azure Active Directory source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Azure Active Directory.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Azure Active Directory supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Azure Active Directory to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Azure Active Directory.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Azure Active Directory ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about azure-active-directory connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about azure-active-directory connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Azure Active Directory source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/azure-active-directory/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Azure Management](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Azure Management source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Azure Management.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Azure Management supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Azure Management to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Azure Management.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Azure Management ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about azure-management connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about azure-management connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Azure Management source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/azure-management/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Base](/business-analytics/readme/base.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Base source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/base/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Base.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/base/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Base supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/base/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Base to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Base.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/base/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Base ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/base/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/base/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about base connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/base/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about base connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/base/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Base source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/base/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/base/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/base/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/base/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/base/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/base/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/base/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Basecamp](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Basecamp source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Basecamp.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Basecamp supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Basecamp to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Basecamp.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Basecamp ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about basecamp connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about basecamp connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Basecamp source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/basecamp/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Billsby](/business-analytics/readme/billsby.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Billsby source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Billsby.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Billsby supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Billsby to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Billsby.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Billsby ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about billsby connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about billsby connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Billsby source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/billsby/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Board](/business-analytics/readme/board.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Board source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/board/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Board.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/board/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Board supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/board/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Board to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Board.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/board/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Board ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/board/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/board/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about board connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/board/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about board connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/board/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Board source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/board/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/board/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/board/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/board/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/board/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/board/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/board/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Bonita](/business-analytics/readme/bonita.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Bonita source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Bonita.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Bonita supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Bonita to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Bonita.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Bonita ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about bonita connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about bonita connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Bonita source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/bonita/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Branch](/business-analytics/readme/branch.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Branch source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/branch/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Branch.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/branch/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Branch supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/branch/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Branch to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Branch.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/branch/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Branch ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/branch/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/branch/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about branch connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/branch/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about branch connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/branch/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Branch source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/branch/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/branch/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/branch/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/branch/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/branch/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/branch/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/branch/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Bugsnag](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Bugsnag source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Bugsnag.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Bugsnag supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Bugsnag to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Bugsnag.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Bugsnag ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about bugsnag connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about bugsnag connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Bugsnag source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/bugsnag/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Bugzilla](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Bugzilla source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Bugzilla.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Bugzilla supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Bugzilla to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Bugzilla.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Bugzilla ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about bugzilla connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about bugzilla connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Bugzilla source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/bugzilla/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Calendly](/business-analytics/readme/calendly.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Calendly source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Calendly.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Calendly supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Calendly to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Calendly.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Calendly ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about calendly connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about calendly connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Calendly source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/calendly/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Camcardbusiness](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Camcardbusiness source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Camcardbusiness.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Camcardbusiness supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Camcardbusiness to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Camcardbusiness.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Camcardbusiness ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about camcardbusiness connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about camcardbusiness connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Camcardbusiness source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/camcardbusiness/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Chargeover](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Chargeover source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Chargeover.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Chargeover supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Chargeover to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Chargeover.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Chargeover ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about chargeover connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about chargeover connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Chargeover source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/chargeover/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Chatwork](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Chatwork source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Chatwork.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Chatwork supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Chatwork to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Chatwork.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Chatwork ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about chatwork connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about chatwork connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Chatwork source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/chatwork/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Click Time](/business-analytics/readme/click-time.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Click Time source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Click Time.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Click Time supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Click Time to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Click Time.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Click Time ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about click-time connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about click-time connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Click Time source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/click-time/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Clockify](/business-analytics/readme/clockify.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Clockify source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Clockify.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Clockify supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Clockify to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Clockify.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Clockify ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about clockify connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about clockify connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Clockify source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/clockify/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Cmd](/business-analytics/readme/cmd.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Cmd source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Cmd.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Cmd supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Cmd to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Cmd.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Cmd ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about cmd connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about cmd connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Cmd source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/cmd/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Collaboflow](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Collaboflow source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Collaboflow.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Collaboflow supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Collaboflow to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Collaboflow.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Collaboflow ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about collaboflow connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about collaboflow connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Collaboflow source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/collaboflow/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Confluence](/business-analytics/readme/confluence.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Confluence source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Confluence.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Confluence supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Confluence to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Confluence.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Confluence ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about confluence connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about confluence connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Confluence source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/confluence/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Datarobot](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Datarobot source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Datarobot.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Datarobot supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Datarobot to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Datarobot.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Datarobot ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about datarobot connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about datarobot connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Datarobot source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/datarobot/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Docusign](/business-analytics/readme/docusign.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Docusign source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Docusign.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Docusign supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Docusign to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Docusign.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Docusign ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about docusign connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about docusign connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Docusign source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/docusign/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Draftable](/business-analytics/readme/draftable.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Draftable source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Draftable.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Draftable supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Draftable to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Draftable.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Draftable ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about draftable connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about draftable connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Draftable source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/draftable/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Dynamics 365 Customer Insights](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Dynamics 365 Customer Insights source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Dynamics 365 Customer Insights.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Dynamics 365 Customer Insights supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Dynamics 365 Customer Insights to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Dynamics 365 Customer Insights.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Dynamics 365 Customer Insights ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about dynamics-365-customer-insights connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about dynamics-365-customer-insights connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Dynamics 365 Customer Insights source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-insights/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Dynamics 365 Customer Service](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Dynamics 365 Customer Service source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Dynamics 365 Customer Service.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Dynamics 365 Customer Service supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Dynamics 365 Customer Service to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Dynamics 365 Customer Service.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Dynamics 365 Customer Service ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about dynamics-365-customer-service connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about dynamics-365-customer-service connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Dynamics 365 Customer Service source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-customer-service/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Dynamics 365 Field Service](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Dynamics 365 Field Service source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Dynamics 365 Field Service.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Dynamics 365 Field Service supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Dynamics 365 Field Service to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Dynamics 365 Field Service.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Dynamics 365 Field Service ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about dynamics-365-field-service connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about dynamics-365-field-service connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Dynamics 365 Field Service source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-field-service/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Dynamics 365 Remote Assist](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Dynamics 365 Remote Assist source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Dynamics 365 Remote Assist.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Dynamics 365 Remote Assist supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Dynamics 365 Remote Assist to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Dynamics 365 Remote Assist.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Dynamics 365 Remote Assist ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about dynamics-365-remote-assist connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about dynamics-365-remote-assist connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Dynamics 365 Remote Assist source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/dynamics-365-remote-assist/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Elevio](/business-analytics/readme/elevio.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Elevio source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Elevio.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Elevio supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Elevio to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Elevio.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Elevio ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about elevio connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about elevio connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Elevio source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/elevio/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Elorus](/business-analytics/readme/elorus.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Elorus source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Elorus.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Elorus supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Elorus to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Elorus.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Elorus ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about elorus connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about elorus connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Elorus source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/elorus/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Email](/business-analytics/readme/email.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Email source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/email/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Email.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/email/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Email supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/email/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Email to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Email.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/email/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Email ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/email/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/email/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about email connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/email/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about email connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/email/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Email source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/email/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/email/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/email/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/email/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/email/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/email/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/email/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Enchant](/business-analytics/readme/enchant.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Enchant source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Enchant.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Enchant supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Enchant to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Enchant.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Enchant ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about enchant connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about enchant connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Enchant source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/enchant/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Everhour](/business-analytics/readme/everhour.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Everhour source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Everhour.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Everhour supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Everhour to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Everhour.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Everhour ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about everhour connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about everhour connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Everhour source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/everhour/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Evernote](/business-analytics/readme/evernote.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Evernote source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Evernote.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Evernote supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Evernote to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Evernote.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Evernote ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about evernote connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about evernote connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Evernote source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/evernote/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Excel Online](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Excel Online source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Excel Online.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Excel Online supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Excel Online to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Excel Online.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Excel Online ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about excel-online connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about excel-online connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Excel Online source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/excel-online/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Exchange](/business-analytics/readme/exchange.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Exchange source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Exchange.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Exchange supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Exchange to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Exchange.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Exchange ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about exchange connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about exchange connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Exchange source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/exchange/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Figshare](/business-analytics/readme/figshare.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Figshare source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Figshare.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Figshare supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Figshare to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Figshare.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Figshare ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about figshare connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about figshare connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Figshare source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/figshare/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Float](/business-analytics/readme/float.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Float source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/float/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Float.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/float/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Float supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/float/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Float to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Float.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/float/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Float ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/float/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/float/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about float connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/float/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about float connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/float/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Float source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/float/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/float/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/float/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/float/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/float/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/float/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/float/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Formstack](/business-analytics/readme/formstack.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Formstack source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Formstack.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Formstack supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Formstack to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Formstack.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Formstack ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about formstack connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about formstack connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Formstack source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/formstack/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Freescout](/business-analytics/readme/freescout.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freescout source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Freescout.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Freescout supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Freescout to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Freescout.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Freescout ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about freescout connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about freescout connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freescout source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freescout/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Freshcaller](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freshcaller source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Freshcaller.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Freshcaller supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Freshcaller to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Freshcaller.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Freshcaller ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about freshcaller connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about freshcaller connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freshcaller source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freshcaller/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Freshchat](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freshchat source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Freshchat.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Freshchat supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Freshchat to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Freshchat.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Freshchat ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about freshchat connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about freshchat connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freshchat source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freshchat/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Freshservice](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freshservice source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Freshservice.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Freshservice supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Freshservice to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Freshservice.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Freshservice ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about freshservice connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about freshservice connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freshservice source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freshservice/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Freshteam](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freshteam source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Freshteam.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Freshteam supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Freshteam to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Freshteam.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Freshteam ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about freshteam connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about freshteam connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Freshteam source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/freshteam/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Front](/business-analytics/readme/front.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Front source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/front/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Front.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/front/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Front supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/front/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Front to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Front.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/front/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Front ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/front/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/front/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about front connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/front/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about front connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/front/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Front source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/front/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/front/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/front/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/front/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/front/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/front/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/front/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Ftp](/business-analytics/readme/ftp.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Ftp source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Ftp.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Ftp supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Ftp to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Ftp.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Ftp ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about ftp connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about ftp connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Ftp source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/ftp/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Fusedesk](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Fusedesk source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Fusedesk.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Fusedesk supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Fusedesk to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Fusedesk.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Fusedesk ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about fusedesk connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about fusedesk connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Fusedesk source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/fusedesk/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Gmail](/business-analytics/readme/gmail.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Gmail source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Gmail.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Gmail supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Gmail to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Gmail.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Gmail ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about gmail connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about gmail connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Gmail source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/gmail/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Google Apps](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Google Apps source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Google Apps.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Google Apps supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Google Apps to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Google Apps.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Google Apps ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about google-apps connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about google-apps connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Google Apps source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/google-apps/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Google Calendar](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Google Calendar source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Google Calendar.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Google Calendar supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Google Calendar to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Google Calendar.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Google Calendar ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about google-calendar connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about google-calendar connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Google Calendar source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/google-calendar/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Google Contact](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Google Contact source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Google Contact.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Google Contact supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Google Contact to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Google Contact.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Google Contact ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about google-contact connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about google-contact connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Google Contact source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/google-contact/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Google Directory](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Google Directory source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Google Directory.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Google Directory supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Google Directory to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Google Directory.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Google Directory ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about google-directory connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about google-directory connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Google Directory source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/google-directory/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Googlecontact](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Googlecontact source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Googlecontact.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Googlecontact supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Googlecontact to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Googlecontact.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Googlecontact ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about googlecontact connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about googlecontact connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Googlecontact source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/googlecontact/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Googlemybusiness](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Googlemybusiness source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Googlemybusiness.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Googlemybusiness supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Googlemybusiness to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Googlemybusiness.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Googlemybusiness ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about googlemybusiness connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about googlemybusiness connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Googlemybusiness source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/googlemybusiness/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Googlesheet](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Googlesheet source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Googlesheet.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Googlesheet supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Googlesheet to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Googlesheet.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Googlesheet ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about googlesheet connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about googlesheet connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Googlesheet source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/googlesheet/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Gosquared](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Gosquared  source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Gosquared .
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Gosquared  supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Gosquared  to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Gosquared .
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Gosquared  ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about gosquared- connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about gosquared- connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Gosquared  source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/gosquared/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Happyfox](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Happyfox source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Happyfox.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Happyfox supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Happyfox to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Happyfox.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Happyfox ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about happyfox connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about happyfox connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Happyfox source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/happyfox/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Hellosign](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Hellosign source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Hellosign.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Hellosign supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Hellosign to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Hellosign.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Hellosign ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about hellosign connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about hellosign connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Hellosign source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/hellosign/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Helpdesk](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Helpdesk source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Helpdesk.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Helpdesk supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Helpdesk to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Helpdesk.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Helpdesk ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about helpdesk connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about helpdesk connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Helpdesk source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/helpdesk/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Helpscout](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Helpscout source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Helpscout.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Helpscout supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Helpscout to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Helpscout.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Helpscout ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about helpscout connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about helpscout connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Helpscout source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/helpscout/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Hivecrm](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Hivecrm source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Hivecrm.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Hivecrm supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Hivecrm to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Hivecrm.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Hivecrm ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about hivecrm connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about hivecrm connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Hivecrm source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/hivecrm/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Howl](/business-analytics/readme/howl.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Howl  source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/howl/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Howl .
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/howl/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Howl  supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/howl/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Howl  to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Howl .
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/howl/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Howl  ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/howl/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/howl/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about howl- connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/howl/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about howl- connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/howl/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Howl  source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/howl/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/howl/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/howl/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/howl/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/howl/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/howl/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/howl/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Intercom](/business-analytics/readme/intercom.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Intercom source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Intercom.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Intercom supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Intercom to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Intercom.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Intercom ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about intercom connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about intercom connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Intercom source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/intercom/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Jdbc](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Jdbc source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Jdbc.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Jdbc supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Jdbc to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Jdbc.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Jdbc ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about jdbc connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about jdbc connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Jdbc source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/jdbc/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Jira](/business-analytics/readme/jira.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Jira source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/jira/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Jira.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/jira/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Jira supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/jira/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Jira to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Jira.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/jira/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Jira ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/jira/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/jira/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about jira connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/jira/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about jira connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/jira/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Jira source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/jira/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/jira/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/jira/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/jira/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/jira/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/jira/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/jira/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Jotform](/business-analytics/readme/jotform.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Jotform source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Jotform.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Jotform supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Jotform to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Jotform.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Jotform ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about jotform connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about jotform connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Jotform source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/jotform/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Kintone](/business-analytics/readme/kintone.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Kintone source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Kintone.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Kintone supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Kintone to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Kintone.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Kintone ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about kintone connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about kintone connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Kintone source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/kintone/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Knowledgeowl](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Knowledgeowl source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Knowledgeowl.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Knowledgeowl supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Knowledgeowl to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Knowledgeowl.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Knowledgeowl ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about knowledgeowl connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about knowledgeowl connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Knowledgeowl source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/knowledgeowl/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Linkedin Consumer](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Linkedin Consumer source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Linkedin Consumer.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Linkedin Consumer supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Linkedin Consumer to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Linkedin Consumer.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Linkedin Consumer ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about linkedin-consumer connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about linkedin-consumer connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Linkedin Consumer source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-consumer/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Linkedin Learning](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Linkedin Learning source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Linkedin Learning.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Linkedin Learning supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Linkedin Learning to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Linkedin Learning.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Linkedin Learning ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about linkedin-learning connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about linkedin-learning connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Linkedin Learning source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-learning/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Linkedin Plugin](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Linkedin Plugin source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Linkedin Plugin.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Linkedin Plugin supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Linkedin Plugin to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Linkedin Plugin.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Linkedin Plugin ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about linkedin-plugin connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about linkedin-plugin connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Linkedin Plugin source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/linkedin-plugin/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Liveagent](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Liveagent source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Liveagent.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Liveagent supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Liveagent to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Liveagent.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Liveagent ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about liveagent connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about liveagent connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Liveagent source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/liveagent/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Mandrill](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Mandrill source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Mandrill.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Mandrill supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Mandrill to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Mandrill.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Mandrill ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about mandrill connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about mandrill connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Mandrill source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/mandrill/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Mezmo](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Mezmo source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Mezmo.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Mezmo supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Mezmo to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Mezmo.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Mezmo ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about mezmo connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about mezmo connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Mezmo source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/mezmo/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Microsoft Planner (Ms Planner)](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Microsoft Planner (Ms Planner) source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Microsoft Planner (Ms Planner).
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Microsoft Planner (Ms Planner) supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Microsoft Planner (Ms Planner) to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Microsoft Planner (Ms Planner).
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Microsoft Planner (Ms Planner) ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about microsoft-planner-(ms-planner) connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about microsoft-planner-(ms-planner) connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Microsoft Planner (Ms Planner) source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-planner-ms-planner/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Microsoft Project (Ms Project)](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Microsoft Project (Ms Project) source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Microsoft Project (Ms Project).
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Microsoft Project (Ms Project) supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Microsoft Project (Ms Project) to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Microsoft Project (Ms Project).
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Microsoft Project (Ms Project) ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about microsoft-project-(ms-project) connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about microsoft-project-(ms-project) connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Microsoft Project (Ms Project) source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-project-ms-project/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Microsoft Teams](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Microsoft Teams source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Microsoft Teams.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Microsoft Teams supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Microsoft Teams to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Microsoft Teams.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Microsoft Teams ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about microsoft-teams connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about microsoft-teams connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Microsoft Teams source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/microsoft-teams/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Monday](/business-analytics/readme/monday.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Monday source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/monday/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Monday.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/monday/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Monday supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/monday/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Monday to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Monday.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/monday/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Monday ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/monday/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/monday/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about monday connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/monday/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about monday connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/monday/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Monday source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/monday/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/monday/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/monday/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/monday/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/monday/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/monday/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/monday/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Neustar](/business-analytics/readme/neustar.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Neustar source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Neustar.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Neustar supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Neustar to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Neustar.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Neustar ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about neustar connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about neustar connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Neustar source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/neustar/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Odbc](/business-analytics/readme/odbc.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Odbc source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Odbc.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Odbc supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Odbc to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Odbc.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Odbc ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about odbc connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about odbc connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Odbc source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/odbc/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Iceberg S3](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Iceberg s3 source and target connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Odbc.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Odbc supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Odbc to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Odbc.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Odbc ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about odbc connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about odbc connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Odbc source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/odbc-1/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Office 365](/business-analytics/readme/office-365.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Office 365 source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Office 365.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Office 365 supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Office 365 to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Office 365.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Office 365 ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about office-365 connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about office-365 connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Office 365 source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/office-365/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Onenote](/business-analytics/readme/onenote.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Onenote source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Onenote.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Onenote supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Onenote to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Onenote.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Onenote ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about onenote connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about onenote connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Onenote source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/onenote/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Onepointprojects](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Onepointprojects source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Onepointprojects.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Onepointprojects supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Onepointprojects to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Onepointprojects.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Onepointprojects ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about onepointprojects connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about onepointprojects connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Onepointprojects source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/onepointprojects/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Optimizely](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Optimizely source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Optimizely.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Optimizely supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Optimizely to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Optimizely.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Optimizely ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about optimizely connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about optimizely connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Optimizely source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/optimizely/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Partnerize](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the  Partnerize source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to  Partnerize.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that  Partnerize supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting  Partnerize to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to  Partnerize.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/data-model.md): This section describes the details of  Partnerize ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about -partnerize connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about -partnerize connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the  Partnerize source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/partnerize/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Pipelinecrm](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Pipelinecrm source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Pipelinecrm.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Pipelinecrm supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Pipelinecrm to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Pipelinecrm.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Pipelinecrm ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about pipelinecrm connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about pipelinecrm connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Pipelinecrm source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/pipelinecrm/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Pivotal Tracker](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Pivotal Tracker source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Pivotaltracker.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Pivotaltracker supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Pivotaltracker to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Pivotaltracker.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Pivotaltracker ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about pivotaltracker connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about pivotaltracker connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Pivotaltracker source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/pivotaltracker/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Planio](/business-analytics/readme/planio.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Planio source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/planio/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Planio.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/planio/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Planio supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/planio/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Planio to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Planio.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/planio/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Planio ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/planio/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/planio/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about planio connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/planio/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about planio connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/planio/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Planio source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/planio/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/planio/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/planio/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/planio/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/planio/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/planio/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/planio/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Planner](/business-analytics/readme/planner.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Planner source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/planner/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Planner.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/planner/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Planner supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/planner/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Planner to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Planner.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/planner/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Planner ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/planner/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/planner/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about planner connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/planner/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about planner connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/planner/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Planner source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/planner/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/planner/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/planner/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/planner/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/planner/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/planner/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/planner/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Printful](/business-analytics/readme/printful.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Printful source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/printful/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Printful.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/printful/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Printful supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/printful/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Printful to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Printful.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/printful/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Printful ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/printful/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/printful/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about printful connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/printful/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about printful connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/printful/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Printful source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/printful/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/printful/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/printful/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/printful/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/printful/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/printful/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/printful/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Prodpad](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Prodpad source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Prodpad.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Prodpad supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Prodpad to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Prodpad.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Prodpad ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about prodpad connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about prodpad connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Prodpad source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/prodpad/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Project](/business-analytics/readme/project.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Project source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/project/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Project.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/project/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Project supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/project/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Project to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Project.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/project/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Project ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/project/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/project/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about project connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/project/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about project connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/project/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Project source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/project/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/project/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/project/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/project/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/project/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/project/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/project/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Propad](/business-analytics/readme/propad.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Propad source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/propad/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Propad.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/propad/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Propad supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/propad/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Propad to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Propad.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/propad/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Propad ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/propad/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/propad/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about propad connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/propad/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about propad connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/propad/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Propad source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/propad/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/propad/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/propad/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/propad/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/propad/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/propad/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/propad/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Pubnub](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Pubnub source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Pubnub.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Pubnub supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Pubnub to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Pubnub.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Pubnub ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about pubnub connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about pubnub connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Pubnub source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/pubnub/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Quickbase](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Quickbase source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Quickbase.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Quickbase supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Quickbase to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Quickbase.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Quickbase ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about quickbase connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about quickbase connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Quickbase source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/quickbase/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Reamaze](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Reamaze source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Reamaze.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Reamaze supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Reamaze to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Reamaze.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Reamaze ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about reamaze connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about reamaze connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Reamaze source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/reamaze/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Revcontent](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Revcontent source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Revcontent.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Revcontent supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Revcontent to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Revcontent.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Revcontent ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about revcontent connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about revcontent connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Revcontent source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/revcontent/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Sage Client Management](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sage Client Management source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Sage Client Management.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Sage Client Management supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Sage Client Management to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Sage Client Management.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Sage Client Management ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about sage-client-management connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about sage-client-management connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sage Client Management source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sage-client-management/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Sage Fixed Assets](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sage Fixed Assets source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Sage Fixed Assets.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Sage Fixed Assets supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Sage Fixed Assets to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Sage Fixed Assets.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Sage Fixed Assets ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about sage-fixed-assets connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about sage-fixed-assets connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sage Fixed Assets source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sage-fixed-assets/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Sage Intelligence](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sage Intelligence source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Sage Intelligence.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Sage Intelligence supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Sage Intelligence to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Sage Intelligence.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Sage Intelligence ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about sage-intelligence connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about sage-intelligence connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sage Intelligence source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sage-intelligence/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Sage Proposal](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sage Proposal source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Sage Proposal.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Sage Proposal supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Sage Proposal to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Sage Proposal.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Sage Proposal ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about sage-proposal connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about sage-proposal connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sage Proposal source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sage-proposal/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Samanage](/business-analytics/readme/samanage.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Samanage source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Samanage.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Samanage supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Samanage to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Samanage.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Samanage ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about samanage connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about samanage connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Samanage source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/samanage/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Sap Gateway](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sap Gateway source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Sap Gateway.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Sap Gateway supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Sap Gateway to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Sap Gateway.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Sap Gateway ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about sap-gateway connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about sap-gateway connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sap Gateway source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sap-gateway/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Scantifly](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Scantifly  source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Scantifly .
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Scantifly  supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Scantifly  to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Scantifly .
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Scantifly  ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about scantifly- connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about scantifly- connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Scantifly  source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/scantifly/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Sendwithus](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sendwithus source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Sendwithus.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Sendwithus supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Sendwithus to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Sendwithus.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Sendwithus ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about sendwithus connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about sendwithus connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sendwithus source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sendwithus/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Seomonitor](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Seomonitor  source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Seomonitor .
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Seomonitor  supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Seomonitor  to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Seomonitor .
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Seomonitor  ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about seomonitor- connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about seomonitor- connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Seomonitor  source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/seomonitor/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Service Now](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Servicenow source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Servicenow.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Servicenow supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Servicenow to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Servicenow.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Servicenow ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about servicenow connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about servicenow connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Servicenow source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/servicenow/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Share Point](/business-analytics/readme/share-point.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Share Point source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Share Point.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Share Point supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Share Point to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Share Point.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Share Point ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about share-point connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about share-point connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Share Point source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/share-point/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Sharepoint Excel Services](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sharepoint Excel Services source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Sharepoint Excel Services.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Sharepoint Excel Services supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Sharepoint Excel Services to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Sharepoint Excel Services.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Sharepoint Excel Services ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about sharepoint-excel-services connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about sharepoint-excel-services connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Sharepoint Excel Services source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/sharepoint-excel-services/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Shipstation](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Shipstation  source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Shipstation .
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Shipstation  supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Shipstation  to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Shipstation .
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Shipstation  ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about shipstation- connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about shipstation- connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Shipstation  source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/shipstation/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Shortcut](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Shortcut source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Shortcut.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Shortcut supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Shortcut to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Shortcut.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Shortcut ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about shortcut connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about shortcut connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Shortcut source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/shortcut/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Solarwind Samanage](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Solarwind Samanage source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Solarwind Samanage.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Solarwind Samanage supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Solarwind Samanage to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Solarwind Samanage.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Solarwind Samanage ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about solarwind-samanage connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about solarwind-samanage connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Solarwind Samanage source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/solarwind-samanage/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Splunk](/business-analytics/readme/splunk.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Splunk source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Splunk.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Splunk supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Splunk to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Splunk.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Splunk ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about splunk connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about splunk connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Splunk source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/splunk/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Spotify](/business-analytics/readme/spotify.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Spotify source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Spotify.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Spotify supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Spotify to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Spotify.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Spotify ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about spotify connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about spotify connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Spotify source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/spotify/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [SmartSheet](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Smartsheet source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Spotify.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Spotify supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Spotify to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Spotify.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Spotify ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about spotify connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about spotify connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Spotify source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/spotify-1/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Stackexchange](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Stackexchange source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Stackexchange.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Stackexchange supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Stackexchange to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Stackexchange.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Stackexchange ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about stackexchange connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about stackexchange connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Stackexchange source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/stackexchange/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Testmonitor](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Testmonitor source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Testmonitor.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Testmonitor supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Testmonitor to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Testmonitor.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Testmonitor ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about testmonitor connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about testmonitor connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Testmonitor source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/testmonitor/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Timely](/business-analytics/readme/timely.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Timely source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/timely/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Timely.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/timely/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Timely supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/timely/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Timely to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Timely.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/timely/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Timely ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/timely/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/timely/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about timely connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/timely/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about timely connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/timely/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Timely source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/timely/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/timely/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/timely/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/timely/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/timely/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/timely/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/timely/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Todoist](/business-analytics/readme/todoist.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Todoist source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Todoist.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Todoist supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Todoist to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Todoist.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Todoist ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about todoist connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about todoist connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Todoist source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/todoist/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Toggl](/business-analytics/readme/toggl.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Toggl source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Toggl.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Toggl supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Toggl to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Toggl.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Toggl ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about toggl connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about toggl connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Toggl source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/toggl/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Trello](/business-analytics/readme/trello.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Trello source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/trello/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Trello.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/trello/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Trello supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/trello/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Trello to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Trello.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/trello/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Trello ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/trello/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/trello/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about trello connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/trello/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about trello connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/trello/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Trello source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/trello/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/trello/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/trello/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/trello/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/trello/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/trello/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/trello/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Twilio Voice Messaging](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twilio Voice Messaging source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Twilio Voice Messaging.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Twilio Voice Messaging supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Twilio Voice Messaging to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Twilio Voice Messaging.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Twilio Voice Messaging ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about twilio-voice-messaging connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about twilio-voice-messaging connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twilio Voice Messaging source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twilio-voice-messaging/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Twilio](/business-analytics/readme/twilio.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twilio source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Twilio.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Twilio supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Twilio to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Twilio.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Twilio ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about twilio connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about twilio connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twilio source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twilio/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Twilio Autopilot](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twilio Autopilot source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Twilioautopilot.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Twilioautopilot supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Twilioautopilot to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Twilioautopilot.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Twilioautopilot ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about twilioautopilot connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about twilioautopilot connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twilioautopilot source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twilioautopilot/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Twiliochat](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twiliochat source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Twiliochat.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Twiliochat supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Twiliochat to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Twiliochat.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Twiliochat ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about twiliochat connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about twiliochat connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twiliochat source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twiliochat/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Twilio Conversation](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twilio Conversation source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Twilioconversation.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Twilioconversation supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Twilioconversation to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Twilioconversation.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Twilioconversation ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about twilioconversation connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about twilioconversation connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Twilioconversation source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/twilioconversation/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Unbounce](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Unbounce source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Unbounce.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Unbounce supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Unbounce to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Unbounce.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Unbounce ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about unbounce connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about unbounce connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Unbounce source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/unbounce/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Useresponse](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Useresponse source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Useresponse.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Useresponse supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Useresponse to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Useresponse.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Useresponse ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about useresponse connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about useresponse connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Useresponse source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/useresponse/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Wordpress](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Wordpress source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Wordpress.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Wordpress supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Wordpress to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Wordpress.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Wordpress ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about wordpress connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about wordpress connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Wordpress source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/wordpress/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Workstack](/business-analytics/readme/workstack.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Workstack source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Workstack.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Workstack supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Workstack to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Workstack.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Workstack ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about workstack connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about workstack connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Workstack source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/workstack/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Wrike](/business-analytics/readme/wrike.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Wrike source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Wrike.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Wrike supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Wrike to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Wrike.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Wrike ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about wrike connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about wrike connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Wrike source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/wrike/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Wunderlist](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Wunderlist source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Wunderlist.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Wunderlist supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Wunderlist to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Wunderlist.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Wunderlist ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about wunderlist connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about wunderlist connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Wunderlist source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/wunderlist/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Xero](/business-analytics/readme/xero.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Xero source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/xero/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Xero.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/xero/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Xero supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/xero/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Xero to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Xero.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/xero/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Xero ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/xero/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/xero/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about xero connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/xero/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about xero connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/xero/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Xero source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/xero/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/xero/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/xero/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/xero/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/xero/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/xero/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/xero/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Yelp](/business-analytics/readme/yelp.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Yelp source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Yelp.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Yelp supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Yelp to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Yelp.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Yelp ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about yelp connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about yelp connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Yelp source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/yelp/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zendesk](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zendesk source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zendesk.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zendesk supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zendesk to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zendesk.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zendesk ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zendesk connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zendesk connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zendesk source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zendesk/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zenkit](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zenkit source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zenkit.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zenkit supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zenkit to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zenkit.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zenkit ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zenkit connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zenkit connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zenkit source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zenkit/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Bigins](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Bigins source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Bigins.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Bigins supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Bigins to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Bigins.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Bigins ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-bigins connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-bigins connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Bigins source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-bigins/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Calender](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Calender source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Calender.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Calender supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Calender to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Calender.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Calender ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-calender connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-calender connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Calender source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-calender/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Cliq](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Cliq source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Cliq.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Cliq supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Cliq to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Cliq.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Cliq ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-cliq connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-cliq connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Cliq source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-cliq/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Commerce](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Commerce source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Commerce.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Commerce supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Commerce to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Commerce.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Commerce ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-commerce connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-commerce connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Commerce source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-commerce/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Contracts](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Contracts source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Contracts.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Contracts supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Contracts to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Contracts.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Contracts ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-contracts connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-contracts connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Contracts source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-contracts/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Desk](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Desk source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Desk.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Desk supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Desk to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Desk.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Desk ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-desk connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-desk connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Desk source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-desk/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Inventory](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Inventory source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Inventory.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Inventory supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Inventory to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Inventory.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Inventory ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-inventory connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-inventory connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Inventory source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-inventory/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Lens](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Lens source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Lens.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Lens supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Lens to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Lens.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Lens ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-lens connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-lens connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Lens source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-lens/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Sign](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Sign source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Sign.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Sign supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Sign to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Sign.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Sign ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-sign connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-sign connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Sign source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sign/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Sprint](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Sprint source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Sprint.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Sprint supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Sprint to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Sprint.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Sprint ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-sprint connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-sprint connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Sprint source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-sprint/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Subscription](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Subscription source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Subscription.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Subscription supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Subscription to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Subscription.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Subscription ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-subscription connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-subscription connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Subscription source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-subscription/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Vault](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Vault source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Vault.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Vault supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Vault to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Vault.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Vault ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-vault connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-vault connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Vault source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-vault/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Writer](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Writer source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoho Writer.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoho Writer supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoho Writer to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoho Writer.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoho Writer ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoho-writer connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoho-writer connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Writer source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoho-writer/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Bookings](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohobookings source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zohobookings.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zohobookings supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zohobookings to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zohobookings.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zohobookings ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zohobookings connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zohobookings connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohobookings source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohobookings/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Bug Tracker](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohobugtracker source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zohobugtracker.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zohobugtracker supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zohobugtracker to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zohobugtracker.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zohobugtracker ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zohobugtracker connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zohobugtracker connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohobugtracker source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohobugtracker/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Projects](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohoprojects source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zohoprojects.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zohoprojects supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zohoprojects to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zohoprojects.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zohoprojects ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zohoprojects connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zohoprojects connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohoprojects source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohoprojects/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Recruit](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Recruit source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zohorecruit.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zohorecruit supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zohorecruit to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zohorecruit.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zohorecruit ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zohorecruit connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zohorecruit connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohorecruit source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohorecruit/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Work Drive](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohoworkdrive source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zohoworkdrive.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zohoworkdrive supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zohoworkdrive to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zohoworkdrive.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zohoworkdrive ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zohoworkdrive connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zohoworkdrive connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohoworkdrive source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohoworkdrive/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoho Writer](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoho Writer source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zohowriter.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zohowriter supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zohowriter to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zohowriter.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zohowriter ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zohowriter connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zohowriter connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zohowriter source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zohowriter/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
- [Zoom](/business-analytics/readme/zoom.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoom source connector.
- [Connection Steps](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/connection-steps.md): This section explains how to connect Lyftrondata to Zoom.
- [Destinations](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/destination.md): This section contains information about the destinations that Zoom supports.
- [Prerequisite](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/prerequisite.md): This section describes the prerequisites for connecting Zoom to Lyftrondata. To complete the prerequisites, the user must have admin access to Zoom.
- [Data Model](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/data-model.md): This section describes the details of Zoom ERD, Tables, and Views.
- [ERD](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/data-model/erd.md): This section contains detailed information about the data dictionary, and entity relationships in the source system.
- [Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/data-model/tables.md): This section contain information about zoom connector tables information
- [Views](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/data-model/views.md): This section contain information about zoom connector views information
- [Driver Framework](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/driver-framework.md): This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Zoom source connector.
- [Connecting from Code](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/driver-framework/connecting-from-code.md): This section provides information on how to connect the connector from the code.
- [Connection String](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/driver-framework/connection-string.md): This section provides information about the driver supported connection string to connect with the API
- [Installation](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/driver-framework/installation.md): This sections covers the step-step instruction about the Lyftrondata connector installation. It's must to have Python 3.9 as the default version for our drivers to work efficiently.
- [Querying Data](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/driver-framework/querying-data.md): This section provides information about the Lyftrondata connector query maker method and how to execute ANSI Sql queries
- [SQL Standard](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/driver-framework/sql-standard.md): This section discusses the SQL syntax for the Lyftrondata driver. Our driver adheres to ANSI standards, and all of our Python drivers adhere to the Sql Alchemy framework.
- [System Methods](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/driver-framework/system-methods.md): This section describes the Lyftrondata driver framework methods used to establish API connectivity and data fetching.
- [System Tables](/business-analytics/readme/zoom/driver-framework/system-tables.md): This page contains information about the Lyftrondata system tables. The following tables can be accessed via query maker, as shown in the example above.
