UbuntuFabric supports over 250 data connectors, including databases like SQL Server, MySQL, and MongoDB, as well as SaaS applications such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Sage, Xero, Quickbooks, CIN7, and ERP systems. UbuntuFabric automates ETL pipelines, allowing users to connect to these data sources with a few clicks, automatically syncing data into the built-in data warehouse or your own.

Yes, UbuntuFabric can connect with various BI platforms, including Power BI, Tableau, Qlik and Zoho Analytics. UbuntuFabric also offers in-built reporting platforms like Metabase and Apache Superset for free.

No, UbuntuFabric provides real-time access to external databases through its federated query engine, ensuring up-to-date data analysis. For ETL processes, UbuntuFabric automates pipelines, allowing users to connect to over 250 data sources, automatically syncing data into the built-in data warehouse or your own. This offers flexibility for both real-time access and data storage options.

Yes, UbuntuFabric is designed to scale with your organization’s data requirements, ensuring consistent performance and reliability as your data volumes and complexity increase. UbuntuFabric’s built-in federated query engine, Trino, enables users to perform SQL queries across multiple data sources, supporting complex data processing and analysis.

UbuntuFabric is designed to scale as your business expands, handling increasing data volumes without compromising performance. For specific information about license upgrades, UbuntuFabric offers tailored executive consulting, implementation guidance, and local technical support to ensure seamless adoption and long-term success.