Databases
PostgreSQL integration
Connect PostgreSQL read-only and turn your tables into live dashboards you build in plain language.
Flitch is an AI BI tool that connects to PostgreSQL and turns your tables into shareable dashboards. Point Flitch at your PostgreSQL database, pick the tables that matter, and describe the metrics you want. It reads your data safely and builds KPI, revenue or activity dashboards, with custom SQL when you need it and scheduled refresh to keep them current.
- Connect with read-only credentials
- Use any table or write custom SQL
- Schedule background refresh
How do you connect PostgreSQL to Flitch?
Connect securely with your database credentials. Flitch only needs read access.
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PostgreSQL integration FAQ
How do I connect PostgreSQL to Flitch?
Add PostgreSQL as a data source with a connection string, or a client certificate for mTLS, then pick the tables you want. Flitch connects read-only and never writes back.
Do I need to write SQL to build a dashboard?
No. Describe the dashboard you want in plain language and Flitch builds the charts and KPIs. Custom SQL is still supported when you want precise control.
Is my PostgreSQL data safe with Flitch?
Flitch connects with read-only access, so it can only read the tables you choose and never modifies or deletes anything in your database.
Which tables can I use from my database?
You choose which tables or queries to import as datasets. Bring in one table or several, and build dashboards across them.
How often does my Postgres dashboard refresh?
Schedule a background refresh on your chosen cadence and Flitch re-pulls the latest rows so your dashboards stay current.
Does Flitch copy my PostgreSQL data?
No. Flitch queries PostgreSQL where it sits and pushes the aggregation down as SQL, so it reads back totals rather than holding a copy of your tables. Nothing to keep in step, nothing extra to secure, and a large table stays your database's problem rather than something Flitch has to store. The queries are generated against your data model, so a figure means the same thing on every dashboard built from it.
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