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Connectors

Connectors let aidnn pull data from the finance, accounting, and database systems where your data already lives so analyses run against live data instead of one-off file uploads. This page lists the connectors that are generally available, walks through the common flow for connecting any system and points to the per-connector setup guides for the steps specific to each one.

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Available connectors

Connectors are grouped by category on the Connectors page in aidnn. The list below is the current general-availability (GA) set, new connectors land on this page regularly.

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Databases

  • Snowflake
  • BigQuery
  • Redshift
  • Postgres
  • QuickBooks

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File Formats

  • CSV
  • Excel
  • PDF
  • JSON
  • JSONL
  • Word

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File and storage systems

  • Google Drive
  • Notion
  • Ironclad

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Connect a system to aidnn

Every connector follows the same three high-level steps. The specifics what credentials to enter, what permissions to grant, which network ACLs to update depend on the system and are covered in the per-connector guides further down.

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Step 1 : Open the Connectors page

From the aidnn home screen, click Connectors in the left sidebar. SCR 20260512 Jqtr

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Step 2 : Click Add New Connector

In the top-right corner of the Connectors page, click Add New Connector. You’ll see a grid of every available connector grouped by category Databases, Finance and accounting, Files and so on 

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Step 3 : Pick the connector and click Add

Find the system you want to connect (for example QuickBooks or BigQuery) and click to Add. aidnn opens the connector-specific configuration page where you’ll provide credentials and any other details that connector needs. From here, follow the per-connector guide for the system you picked each guide covers the credentials you need, the network and permission setup on the system side and the test-and-sync steps inside aidnn.