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Import.io + Snowflake

Web data in Snowflake

Managed Services and Aperture deliver straight into Snowflake on your schedule. On self-service plans, load the latest run with the Snowflake Python connector.

Connects via
ManagedEndpoint
Setup
15 min
Available on
Managed: Managed Services and ApertureEndpoints: every plan
Destination  Snowflake share, or tables in your account
Built by     your named Import.io team
Schedule     hourly to monthly, your choice
Schema       agreed up front, typed columns
QA           checked before every delivery
Terms        SLA with fees at risk

How it connects.

Source

The web

Any public page, rendered, through managed proxies

Engine

Import.io

Rendering, proxy routing, captcha handling, extraction

Path

Managed delivery

Built, run and QA’d under an SLA

Destination

Snowflake

Delivered into Snowflake by our team, or loaded with write_pandas.

Also connects via data endpoints.

What teams do with it.

Competitor prices next to your sales

Join market prices with orders and margin in one query.

A governed web data layer

Typed tables with a schema contract, refreshed under an SLA.

History for modeling

Every delivery appended, ready for elasticity and forecasting models.

Set it up.

  1. Managed: give your Import.io team the target database and schema; they deliver on schedule.
  2. Self-service: pip install "snowflake-connector-python[pandas]" requests.
  3. Read the latest-run CSV and call write_pandas.

Questions.

Can Import.io share data into our account?

Yes. Managed Services and Aperture deliver into Snowflake, including by share, so the data appears in your account without a pipeline to run.

Who sets up managed delivery?

Your Managed Services team. They agree destination, format, schedule and schema with you, then build, run, monitor and QA the feed under an SLA.

Which destinations can Managed Services deliver into?

Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, SFTP, Snowflake, BigQuery, API, email and Slack alerts. Aperture delivers into the same destinations.

Do endpoint downloads count as queries?

No. The latest-run CSV, JSON and Google Sheets endpoints return data your extractor already collected, so they don’t count toward your plan. Only the Live Query API runs an extraction per request.

How fresh is the data?

As fresh as your schedule. Run the extractor hourly, daily or weekly and the endpoint always serves the latest successful run.

Fresh web data
in Snowflake.