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The Connectors Page is where technical users manage the data sources available to Ana. From here you can add new connectors, inspect schemas, monitor usage, and explore the chats and dashboards built on each source.
TextQL Connectors Page
To get to the Connectors Page, click Connectors on the left sidebar.

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Permissions

Actions on the Connectors Page are gated by the connector:write permission. Users without this permission can still view and use connectors, but the following actions will be hidden or disabled:
ActionRequires connector:write
Create a new connectorYes
Edit a connectorYes
Delete a connectorYes
Duplicate a connectorYes
Manage AccessYes
Open / Connect (per-member OAuth)No — available to all users
By default, members have connector:write on public connectors. Admins always have full access. See Role-Based Access Control for details on configuring connector permissions.

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Connector Explorer

Each connected data source has a dedicated detail page. Click any connector to open its Explorer, which answers four questions that previously required manual investigation.
A live, searchable browser of the connector’s table tree. Click any table to inspect its columns, types, primary keys, and a preview of actual rows — no external SQL client needed.
Connector schema explorer

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Supported Datasources

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Data Warehouses & Databases

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APIs

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Business Intelligence

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Adding New Connectors

Navigate to the Connectors Page and select New Connector, then choose your data source from the form that appears.
The New Connector button is only visible to users with the connector:write permission.
Create connector
Selecting a data source opens a credentials form. For detailed setup instructions, refer to the guide for your connector:

Databases & Warehouses

Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Databricks, PostgreSQL, and more

APIs

Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Linear, GitHub, and more

Business Intelligence

Tableau and Power BI

Network Configuration

Firewall and IP allowlist setup for all database providers

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Network Configuration

Most database connectors require whitelisting TextQL’s IP addresses in your firewall or security group. See the Network Configuration Guide for instructions covering AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Databricks, and other providers.
VPC and Private Deployments: IP whitelisting does not apply to VPC, on-premises, or single-tenant deployments. Contact your TextQL representative for custom deployment network requirements.

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Questions and Troubleshooting