Zoho Analytics : Connectors for Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL and MS Access Databases

So much of your business data from many of your applications lie in a database like Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL or MS Access, behind a firewall. Getting meaningful reports out of such databases and taking corrective actions based on those reports is what business intelligence is all about. The databases themselves are typically costly and creating reports out of them isn’t that easy. Buying additional reporting tools, which you need to install and maintain, adds up to your costs. But by making your data available in Zoho Analytics, you get these major benefits:

  1. Create meaningful reports easily using just drag-and-drop
  2. The reports you create are accessible from anywhere
  3. Enable collaborative analysis and reporting
  4. Share the reports over the web to whoever you want
  5. Very affordable, pay-as-you-go monthly pricing plans (Zoho Analytics is actually free, as of now)

Zoho Analytics makes it easy to push data from behind-the-firewall databases (and CSV files too) by providing you with an Upload Tool (a database
connector). Using the tool, you can easily connect and push data from your databases like Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL and MS Access to Zoho Analytics. You can schedule data uploads in regular intervals so that you continue to get near-real-time reports based on your dynamic data.

As the diagram above shows, the tool works in a simple way. It is a database connector that pulls data from your databases and uploads it to Zoho Analytics. Data gets transferred securely over the Internet to Zoho Analytics using a secured connection (HTTPS).  You can then create powerful reports and analysis based on the data uploaded. Read more about how to move data from your in-house databases to Zoho Analytics.

If you are interested in using Zoho Analytics for your business intelligence and reporting needs, do contact us for a personalized demo.

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