PostgreSQL integration

Bring tables from PostgreSQL into Dashworx and combine your own data with your marketing and sales data.

About the PostgreSQL integration

PostgreSQL often holds the data that sits outside your marketing tools: finance, inventory, offline sales or custom models. Reporting on it alongside marketing usually means another export.

Dashworx reads tables from PostgreSQL into the same model as your other sources, so your own data can be joined to spend, traffic and revenue without manual exports.

Typical questions it helps answer: how offline or finance data changes the picture of marketing return, and how your own models compare with platform-reported results.

What data you get from PostgreSQL

Tables

Views

Query results

Custom columns

…and more.

How to connect PostgreSQL to Dashworx

01

Request your connection link

Ask for your secure PostgreSQL connection link from within Dashworx or through your account manager. It’s tied to your workspace, so only your team can use it.

02

Connect in one click

Open the link, sign in to PostgreSQL and authorise access. No API keys, developer time or spreadsheets required.

03

We aggregate and align your data

The Dashworx team brings your PostgreSQL data together with your other sources, then aligns it to your visual intelligence dashboards and smart AI features, so it’s analysis-ready without manual clean-up.

04

Get notified when you’re live

You’ll receive an in-platform notification as soon as your PostgreSQL connection is complete, and your data starts appearing across your dashboards.

Frequently asked questions

What does Dashworx do with my connected data?

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Connect PostgreSQL in minutes

Book a demo and we’ll show you your own data, connected and visualised, before you commit.