Census Sync: What's New in June

Katy Yuan
30 June 2022

Shoutout to any readers who met the Census team at Snowflake Summit or the Databricks Data & AI Conference! If you’re excited for more friends and fun, don’t miss our Summer Community Days coming up July 28-29 🦩

Summer Community Days

Our inaugural community event for data folks to mingle and celebrate summer vibes! Summer Community Days is a 2-day, practitioner-first event July 28 and 29. We’ll bring virtual workshops directly to you, as well as in-person happy hours in select US cities to help you connect with your local data scene. 

👉 Register now 👈

🎉 New Features

Census + Help Scout

We’ve partnered with Help Scout to enable customer success teams to do more with their data! Using Census, it's easy to sync trusted data from your data warehouse to Help Scout to delight customers and proactively reduce churn.

👉 Read the partnership announcement

Census + Microsoft

Announcing support for Azure Synapse, Microsoft’s cloud data platform, and Microsoft Dynamics 365 business applications to help customers deliver more engaging experiences.

👉 Read the blog announcement

sync.new

A new action-based shortcut for Reverse ETL. From 3 steps to just 1, now it's even easier and faster to create a new Census sync. Try it: sync.new

👉 See how it works

Snowflake Stream Triggers

Kick off a reverse ETL sync only when your data changes, saving time and credits. The better, faster way to sync Snowflake data continuously, especially for data that's updated on an irregular frequency but needs to be synced ASAP.

👉 Read the full announcement

🔗 Connectors

New

​​Services Partner Program

We launched our Services Partner Program, adding to our existing technology partners to help organizations get the most out of Census 🚀

👉 Apply now to unlock access to GTM resources

💡 OA in Action

Suela Isaj, Data & Analytics Engineer at Issuu, wrote an awesome post on how she used Census’s Sync Logs in the warehouse to improve the data quality of their end-to-end pipelines to Iterable. The post is focused on Iterable data flows, but the process is generalizable for every type of OLTP source.

Read the blog post

Questions, concerns, feedback?

Join us on Slack in the OA Club or reach out through email. We’d love to hear from you!

P.S. We’re hiring! Join us 🥳