You're all set! At this point, you can use Data Warehouse Sync with Tableau like any other data source. In the example below, we have just dragged the opportunities table into the workspace - but you can join multiple tables to create a single data source.
Step 4: Select the relevant tables, and load them into the data sourceīased on the type of analysis you'd like to do, start dragging and dropping tables into the workspace. For more information on what information is stored in which table, you can reference our documentation here. These are the tables where your data is stored. Click this option.Ī number of tables should have loaded in. You will be prompted with a second drop-down called "Database." Similar to the Catalog dropdown, there should only be one option. Step 3: Load the tables into the environmentĬlick on the drop-down under "Catalogue." There should only be one option, which is "AwsDataCatalog." Select this option. Click "Sign In," and Tableau should connect you to the data source. This covers every field in the Amazon Athena connector. These values are labeled with the corresponding letter and color in the Credentials screenshot above. The section is highlighted below in purple, and you will need to fill in 2 of the fields (workgroup and account id) with your own values. The Staging Directory (F) can be found in the JDBC section of the credentials you were sent. With our sample credentials, the server would be :443 workgroup=leverdemo_8 ĭo not remove the semicolon ( ) - this is required.
The Sever (G) is :443 workgroup= Įnter your Workgroup (D) where the D is bolded above, and remove the curly brackets. CredentialsĬopy and paste the AWS Access Key (A) and AWS Secret Key (B) into the corresponding fields marked on the screenshot of the login pop-up. Your company's point of contact for Data Warehouse Sync should have received an email from Lever with a link to download login credentials. Step 2: Enter the credentials we provided into the login pop-up Step 1: Open Tableau and select the Amazon Athena connector The version of Tableau used in this tutorial is 2020.3, but the connection steps should work for any version of Tableau that has an Amazon Athena connector. This tutorial will cover how to access your Lever data using the Amazon Athena connector in Tableau. Data Warehouse Sync is a powerful tool that allows you to use your Lever data with a business intelligence tool of your choice.
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