Getting your data from Singer to Looker can be a pain. Managing pipelines for all your data sources just isn’t sustainable, but your reporting can’t be put on hold while you wait for IT or Engineering to get to your ticket.
With Panoply, you can eliminate that hassle—and all that wasted time. Set up code-free connections to both Singer and Looker with just a few clicks. Then Panoply will automatically sync your data so it’s ready to analyze when you are.
It’s that simple: Unblock your data with Panoply.
Singer is an open source tool that helps bring order to the messy world of custom ETL scripts. Singer allows users to mix and match inputs and outputs, making their ETL processes much more modular–and therefore easier to run and maintain. Singer uses JSON to move all data between sources and destinations, so you won’t have to worry about incompatible formats once you’ve set your ETL tasks up to run. Panoply’s integration with Singer makes it easy to move data from anywhere with a supported tap–Singer’s term for a data collection script–into an automated cloud warehouse. And since Singer is open source and supported by a broad community of developers, if you can’t find the tap you need, you can just write your own, without having to worry about building loading functions for Panoply.
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Looker is a complete data platform that offers data analytics and business insights to every department, and easily integrates into applications to deliver data directly into the decision-making process. The company is powering data-driven cultures at more than 1300 industry-leading and innovative companies such as Sony, Amazon, The Economist, IBM, Spotify, Etsy, Lyft and Kickstarter. The company is headquartered in Santa Cruz, California, with offices in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Boulder, London and Dublin, Ireland. Looker and Panoply are used by top organizations world-wide as an integrated solution set.
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