PlatformConnect
Every source becomes a table you can query
Connect files, databases and business applications without designing a schema or changing the systems they come from. Muvia builds the table from the source's columns and keeps it up to date.
- ERPSQL ServerTableordersUp to date
- CRMSalesforceTableopportunitiesUp to date
- Price listExcelTableprice_listUp to date
Every source becomes a table.
Illustrative example
Live Ingest: from files to databases, in one place
14 source types
CSV, Excel, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, Oracle, Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, Google Sheets, SharePoint, OneDrive, SFTP and REST.
One source, one table
Every source becomes a table and a query, ready for datasets, dashboards and analysis.
Incremental copies, never live queries
Databases are copied on a schedule, incrementally, over an encrypted TLS connection. Muvia does not query your database every time someone asks a question.
No schema to design
Muvia builds the table from the source's columns and only reads it: no migration and no change to your systems.
From source to table in three steps
- 01
Pick the source
Upload a file or pick a database or an application. For a database we recommend a dedicated, read-only user.
- 02
Set the copy
Choose whether each copy replaces the data, adds only the new rows or updates them by key, and on what schedule.
- 03
Use the table
The first copy starts right away. When a copy fails Muvia sends a notification, and another when it works again.
In detail
- Files
- CSV and Excel, uploaded by hand.
- Databases
- SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB and Oracle.
- Applications
- Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365 and generic REST APIs.
- Folders and sheets
- Google Sheets, SharePoint, OneDrive and SFTP.
- Copy modes
- Replace, add new rows or update by key; a full reload can be started by hand.
- Permissions
- Reading and editing sources are two separate permissions.
Frequently asked questions
No. Muvia only reads, and copies the data into a table of its own. For a database we recommend creating a dedicated user with read-only permissions.
In a connected database, new columns are added automatically. If a column is removed or changes type, that source's copy stops until someone fixes it. In files uploaded later, new columns have to be opted in.
No: Muvia copies the data on a schedule and queries the copy. That way your users' questions put no load on your system.
Bring us a question you can't answer today.
We start from a real question your business has and walk the path from source to dashboard with your systems, not a demo dataset.