Connect a source, sync your catalog, and explore your data.
Create or join a workspace, then connect one source so you can find your tables, inspect their columns, and explore your data in Embrasure.
Open Sources, select a warehouse, database, cloud catalog, or pipeline source, and choose the projects, catalogs, datasets, or schemas Embrasure should index.
Use the supported sources matrix to find the right connection guide for your stack.
Create a dedicated identity with access only to the selected scope. Prefer managed identities, workload identity, OAuth, or key pairs over shared passwords.
Verify: run the connection check. Embrasure should list the selected scope without receiving permission to write warehouse data.
Start a catalog sync, then open Catalog and find a known table. Confirm its connector, fully qualified name, columns, and schema.
Verify: the table identity matches the physical object you expect.
Open a table in the catalog to review its metadata and relationships. Add notes to capture useful context, or use Query for read-only analysis when your connector supports it.
Verify: you can find a familiar table and understand its structure.
Connect an agent through MCP or the CLI, or use the API reference. Administrators can configure sign-in and SCIM provisioning.
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