Fivetran is a managed ELT (Extract, Load, Transform) service that automates data pipeline maintenance. Instead of building and maintaining custom connectors between your SaaS tools and your data warehouse, Fivetran handles schema changes, API updates, and incremental syncs automatically. For data teams already using Fivetran to sync their CRM, marketing, and product analytics data, adding TallyArc invoice data keeps AR in the same orchestrated pipeline.
How the Fivetran integration works
TallyArc exposes a webhook endpoint that Fivetran can call to trigger data extraction. When a sync runs:
- Fivetran calls TallyArc's data export API
- TallyArc returns invoice, client, and payment data as structured JSON
- Fivetran loads the data into your destination (Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Databricks, etc.)
- Fivetran handles schema normalisation, type mapping, and incremental updates
Connecting Fivetran to TallyArc
- In TallyArc, go to Data → Fivetran → Connect
- Enter your Fivetran API key, API secret, and connector ID (from the Fivetran dashboard)
- Save — TallyArc will now trigger the configured Fivetran connector on each sync event
- In Fivetran, set your sync frequency (15 minutes, hourly, or daily depending on your reporting needs)
Tables created in your warehouse
Fivetran creates these tables in your destination schema automatically:
invoices— full invoice records with all status historyinvoice_line_items— line-level detailclients— client master datapayments— payment eventsfivetran_audit— sync metadata for troubleshooting
Fivetran vs direct integration
Direct integrations (Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift) connect TallyArc directly to your warehouse. Fivetran adds a managed orchestration layer on top. Use Fivetran if:
- Your data team already uses Fivetran for other sources and wants consistency
- You need centralised schema management and automatic handling of source API changes
- You want to combine TallyArc data with 500+ other Fivetran connectors in one dbt project
Use a direct integration if you want simpler setup and don't need Fivetran's orchestration layer.