Connecting Your Data

A connection links one outside system to Sprint Satellite. Once connected, its data is pulled in on a schedule and becomes something Chat can query, dashboards can chart, and Actions can work with.

Connections live under Settings → Connectors and need the admin role.

What you can connect

Connector	Brings in	How it authenticates
Xero	Invoices, contacts, payments, manual journals, bank transactions	Sign in to Xero
MYOB	Invoices, contacts, payments	Sign in to MYOB
OneDrive / SharePoint	Documents, indexed for the knowledge base so Chat can read them	Sign in to Microsoft
HubSpot	Contacts, companies, deals, tickets, products, orders, projects	Private-app token
SQL Database	Selected tables from MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQL Server	Read-only credentials, optionally over SSH
Custom API	Selected endpoints of any REST/JSON API	Base URL plus your API’s own auth
CSV Upload	A spreadsheet export, mapped onto a table	A file

The flow every connector follows

1. Go to Settings → Connectors and click New connector.
2. Pick the system from the gallery.

3. Authorise it - either by signing in to the other system (Xero, MYOB, Microsoft) or by entering credentials in Sprint Satellite (HubSpot, database, API, CSV).
4. Choose what to bring in (the organisation, drive, tables, endpoints or file).
5. Sprint Satellite runs a first sync. The connection then shows as Connected with its last sync time.

Third-party services need a one-off setup

Systems you sign in to (Xero, MYOB, OneDrive / SharePoint) must first be registered with Sprint Satellite by the Sprint Digital developers during onboarding. After that one-off setup, connecting is self-service using the guides below.

Step-by-step guides:

• Connecting Xero
• Connecting SharePoint and OneDrive
• Other connectors

Who sees the data?

Each connection produces data streams (for example Xero’s invoices and contacts). Which streams a person can query is set per role in Settings → RoleGuard. Connecting a system does not automatically expose it to everyone.