TagPipes + Airbyte
Bring anything your Airbyte connectors reach into Lens tables.
Lens: Airbyte source
TagPipes never calls Airbyte. Your own Airbyte writes JSONL files to a drop location TagPipes gives you, and Lens reads them into a table.
How you set it up
- In Lens, open Data Tables, click + New Table and choose Airbyte. The screen shows your drop path.
- Point an Airbyte destination at that path.
| What it reads | Whatever your Airbyte connector produces. This is the route for platforms Lens has no native source for. |
|---|---|
| Limits | You run and maintain Airbyte yourself. |
| Plan | Included with every Lens plan. |
Other ways TagPipes works with Airbyte
REST APIs
For a platform with a plain JSON API, Lens can call it directly. TagPipes + REST APIs
How your data is handled
- Credentials you add are stored in Settings > Security & Access, and you can remove them there at any time.
- Each company sees only the data from the accounts and sources it connected.
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Use the connectors you already run.
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