> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.tellius.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.tellius.com/tellius-6.3/settings/advanced/connectors.md).

# Connectors

The **Connectors** section in Tellius allows platform administrators to control which data source connectors are available for users across the application.

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Connectors List

This panel lists all supported connector types, including file uploads, cloud storage, databases, and data warehouses. Each connector has an ON/OFF toggle to enable or disable its availability for data ingestion and live querying.

**✅ Enabled (Green Toggle):**

* The connector is **available** for users to select when adding new datasets via the **Connect** or **Dataset** tabs.
* Users can browse, connect, and import data from that source.

**🚫 Disabled (Grey Toggle):**

* The connector is **hidden** from the connector list during data import.
* Users will not be able to create or refresh datasets using that source.

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#### 🧩 Common Connector Types Shown:

* **CSV, XLSX, URL** – File-based uploads and web data sources.
* **Amazon S3, HDFS** – Cloud or distributed storage systems.
* **MongoDB, Oracle, MS SQL, MySQL, Postgres SQL** – Traditional databases.
* **Amazon Redshift, SingleStore, Teradata, Salesforce** – Cloud-native data warehouses and apps.

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#### 🔐 Who Can Access:

Only users with **admin privileges** can enable or disable connectors.

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#### 💡 Use Case:

If your organization only uses Snowflake and Salesforce, you can turn off all other unused connectors to streamline the UI and enforce governance.

Let me know if you'd like a version tailored to end users or with tooltips added.

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