Connecting Your Own Data

Lomita works with any data source — not just the 104 in the catalog. Connect your CRM, ERP, internal APIs, databases, or upload files. AI agents handle the integration automatically.

From the chat

Tell the chat what you want to connect:

Connect my HubSpot — I need deal pipeline and close dates
Connect our internal sales API at api.company.com

The Discovery Agent will ask for:

  • API documentation URL (helps the agent understand endpoints)
  • Authentication type (API key, OAuth, bearer token)
  • Credentials (encrypted with AES-256-GCM, stored securely)
  • What specific data you need

The Integration Engineer then reads the docs, builds a Dagster data pipeline, and starts ingesting data — all automatically.

From your AI agent

connect_integration(
  service: "hubspot",
  credentials: { api_key: "pat-na1-..." },
  config: {
    goal: "Pull deal pipeline data — amounts, stages, close dates",
    docs_url: "https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api"
  }
)

From the Sources page

Click Connect via Form on the Sources page to fill in:

  • Service name
  • API credentials (key-value pairs)
  • What data you need (plain English)
  • API documentation URL (optional, helps the agent)
  • Sync schedule (hourly, daily, weekly)

What happens next

  1. Credentials are encrypted and stored
  2. The Integration Engineer receives a task
  3. The agent reads the API documentation
  4. A Dagster data pipeline is created and deployed
  5. Data starts flowing into your private data lake
  6. The source becomes available for all future research

Uploading files

For one-off data (CSV, JSON, Parquet):

upload(filename: "sales-q1.csv", content: "...")

Or use the Sources page upload feature. Uploaded data is queryable immediately via the analytics engine.

Security

  • Credentials encrypted with AES-256-GCM at rest
  • Decrypted only at pipeline runtime by the Integration Engineer
  • Stored in your tenant's isolated PostgreSQL database
  • Never shared across tenants
  • API key rotation supported via the Sources page