Files & cloud storage
File upload integration
Drop in a file and Flitch turns it into a dashboard or a written report.
Flitch is an AI framework for your data. It reads your File upload files and builds dashboards, apps, reports and workflows on them. Drag in a spreadsheet, an export, a GPS route, a feed or an archive, pick what matters, and Flitch builds charts and KPIs from it, or writes a report on what it finds. No account or database needed to get started.
- Forty-one formats, from a spreadsheet to a GPS route
- No account or credentials needed
- Your files stay private to your team
How do you connect File upload to Flitch?
No connection or credentials needed. Drop a file in and Flitch builds from it.
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File upload integration FAQ
What file types can I upload to Flitch?
Forty-one formats. Spreadsheets of every vintage, delimited text, JSON, YAML and XML, places and GPS routes, feeds, archives, and documents and pictures it reads for the tables inside them. Drag one in and it becomes a dataset you can build dashboards, reports, or apps on right away.
Do I need an account to upload a file?
No connection or credentials are needed to get started. Drop a spreadsheet or export in and Flitch builds charts and KPIs straight from it.
Is my uploaded data kept private?
Yes. Files you upload stay private to your team, and Flitch only uses them to build the dashboards you ask for.
Can I build a dashboard from Excel without formulas or SQL?
Yes. Upload the spreadsheet, describe the dashboard you want in plain language, and Flitch rolls up the key metrics into charts and KPIs. No SQL required.
How do I turn a CSV export into charts?
Upload the CSV, pick what matters, and Flitch turns it into trends, breakdowns, and KPIs. It reads the file you provide and builds from there.
Where does my data live once I connect File upload?
Files have to be read to be charted, so what you import is stored and queried by Flitch. Only the files you pick, and you can replace or delete them at any time. Connect a database instead and Flitch queries it where it sits, keeping no copy.
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