Amazon Redshift
Go Fig reads the account data your team keeps in Amazon Redshift so your brief can show it next to each deal and renewal.
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Warehouses, databases, and file storage you already own.
Go Fig reads the account data your team keeps in Amazon Redshift so your brief can show it next to each deal and renewal.
Go Fig reads the files your team keeps in Amazon S3 so exports and reports about your accounts can show up in your brief.
Go Fig reads customer and usage records from your Azure SQL database so your brief shows what is happening in each account before you reach out.
Go Fig reads the account data your team keeps in Databricks so your brief can show it next to each deal and renewal.
Go Fig reads account and usage data from your BigQuery tables so your daily brief shows what is happening with each deal and customer.
Go Fig reads customer and usage records from your PostgreSQL database so your brief shows what is happening in each account before you reach out.
Go Fig reads the account and usage data your team keeps in Snowflake, right where it sits, so your brief sees the whole account.
A solutions engineer connects the warehouse with your data team. After that, nobody on the sales team has to touch it.
Usage, contract terms, or service history that already sits in a table can show up next to the account. A renewal call starts from how the client uses what they bought.
Go Fig never writes to these sources. Data in Snowflake, BigQuery, PostgreSQL, Azure SQL, and S3 is read in place rather than copied into Go Fig's storage.
Celeste can answer a question that needs the CRM and the warehouse together, and she shows where each number came from.
Tell a solutions engineer what your team uses. You'll see what connects on the call.