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Snowflake

Governed metrics out of the warehouse, every number tagged with the table it came from.

The Snowflake connector runs the queries behind an operator's governed metrics against your warehouse, using a dedicated user inside a role and warehouse you size and control. Paired with a semantic pack, each metric has one canonical definition, so "open orders" means the same thing in every answer the operator gives. Query cost stays visible because the connector runs in its own virtual warehouse, on your resource monitors.

Every number returned is tagged with its source table and stamped with its tenant, so a fallback value can never pass as a warehouse fact. Result reads are resumable, and the connector is deliberately read-mostly: its only writes are bookkeeping. Snowflake is in early access: built and maintained by Fibric, and provisioned with a deployment engineer through the early-access program.

Kind
Connector
Category
Data & events
Publisher
Fibric
Availability
Early access
Sold by
Fibric
Support
Developed and supported by Fibric

Authentication

A Snowflake key-pair user assigned to a role you define, its private key stored in your tenant's secret store.

What it reads

  • Metric query results from the databases and schemas you grant
  • Table freshness, so a stale source is flagged rather than trusted
  • Query history for the connector's own workload, for cost visibility

What it can do

  • Records read cursors and query receipts in its own schema
  • Tags records it has processed

Requirements

  • A Snowflake account with a dedicated user, role, and virtual warehouse for the connector
  • SELECT grants on the databases and schemas your metrics read

Works with

Operations AnalystOperator Ask what is happening in plain language and get an answer grounded in your real data. Then turn that answer into a vetted action. Live BigQueryConnector Pulls governed aggregates from the lakehouse. Pairs with a semantic pack so every metric has one canonical, auditable definition. Early access PostgreSQLConnector Reads your operational tables under row-level tenant isolation, the same wall that keeps tenants out of each other's data. Early access Amazon S3Connector Watches a bucket for the report, feed, or proof file that lands: an inbox an ingest operator can pick up and normalize. Early access

This connector is developed, published, and supported by Fibric. It integrates with Snowflake through published APIs. Third-party names and logos identify the systems an integration connects to; they are the property of their respective owners, who are not affiliated with Fibric and do not sponsor or endorse this listing. Trademark policy

Bring Snowflake into your early-access deployment

Early access means a deployment engineer wires this with you, and it runs propose-only until you approve live actions.

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