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Amazon S3 integrations across CDPs

Directory data as of October 18, 2026

33 of the 44 customer data platforms in the CdpHub directory list an integration with Amazon S3, with 57 listings between them. Of those platforms, 23 both send data to Amazon S3 and read from it, 9 only send data to it and 1 only reads from it. 1 can run server-side and 56 in the warehouse. 56 of the 57 listings link to their platform's own documentation.

33of 44 CDPs list Amazon S3
57listings across them
23send data to Amazon S3 and read from it
#4most listed of 2,243 tools

Which CDPs list Amazon S3

33 of 44
Sends data to Amazon S3 Reads from Amazon S3, or uses it as a source Does both

Not listed by 11 CDPs: CaliberMind, Informatica, Leadspace, Listrak, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights, Optimizely, SAP CDP, SAP Engagement Cloud, Spotler ActivatePro, Teradata and Upland BlueVenn.

How each CDP connects to Amazon S3

33 CDPs · 57 listings
6sense (sends data to Amazon S3)1 listing
6sense → Amazon S3

Writes 6sense Data Packs and audit logs into your Amazon S3 bucket through a 6sense IAM role, for long-term retention and SIEM monitoring, once your CSM enables it.

All 6sense integrations →
ActionIQ (reads from Amazon S3)1 listing
Amazon S3 → ActionIQ

Amazon S3

All ActionIQ integrations →
Adobe Experience Platform (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Adobe → Amazon S3

Destination. Exports Real-Time CDP audiences on a recurring schedule as CSV data files into the customer's own Amazon S3 buckets, set up in the UI or through the Flow Service API.

Amazon S3 → Adobe

Source. Brings files from Amazon S3 into Experience Platform in batches, accepting delimited, XDM JSON or XDM Parquet data without manual download or upload.

All Adobe Experience Platform integrations →
Amperity (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Amperity → Amazon S3

Destination. Sends Parquet, CSV, JSON and other files from Amperity to any Amazon S3 bucket, for storage or for other systems to pick up.

Amazon S3 → Amperity

Source. Pulls files of any supported format from Amazon S3 buckets into Amperity using cross-account roles, and it is the most used Amperity data source.

All Amperity integrations →
Bloomreach (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)1 listing
Bloomreach ⇄ Amazon S3

Imports CSV or XML files from an Amazon S3 bucket into Bloomreach and exports CSV, JSON or JSON lines files to it, with regex file matching, new-file triggers and dynamic file names.

All Bloomreach integrations →
BlueConic (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)1 listing
BlueConic ⇄ Amazon S3

Imports CSV files from Amazon S3 buckets into BlueConic profiles, groups and timeline events and exports segment profiles and events as CSV on a schedule, with optional PGP encryption.

All BlueConic integrations →
Blueshift (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)4 listings
Blueshift → Amazon S3

Email CSV. Writes Blueshift campaign emails as CSV files to your Amazon S3 bucket instead of sending them, every 30 minutes for triggered campaigns, for bulk sending through another system.

Blueshift → Amazon S3

Push CSV. Saves push notifications from Blueshift campaign triggers as CSV files in an Amazon S3 bucket you own, avoiding provider rate limits by sending them in bulk elsewhere.

Blueshift → Amazon S3

SMS CSV. Exports SMS and MMS messages from Blueshift campaigns into CSV files in your S3 bucket rather than delivering them, so a messaging provider can send them in bulk.

Blueshift ⇄ Amazon S3

Import and export. Connects your own Amazon S3 location to Blueshift for importing customers, events and catalogs and for storing files Blueshift generates, such as customer data syndication exports.

All Blueshift integrations →
Braze (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Braze → Amazon S3

Currents. Writes Braze Currents event streams and dashboard exports, such as CSV files and engagement reports, to your Amazon S3 bucket using a secret key or role ARN.

Amazon S3 → Braze

Cloud Data Ingestion. Ingests JSON, CSV or Parquet files into Braze as soon as they land in an Amazon S3 bucket, with an SQS queue telling Braze about each new file.

All Braze integrations →
Chord (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Chord → Amazon S3

Export. Exports data from Chord's Snowflake warehouse into a brand's own S3 bucket, ideally one kept for this purpose, through an IAM role with write access and a Chord external ID.

Amazon S3 → Chord

Import. Lets Chord's Snowflake warehouse read data files from a brand's S3 bucket through an IAM role that trusts Chord's user ARN and external ID, so the files can be ingested.

All Chord integrations →
CleverTap (sends data to Amazon S3)1 listing
CleverTap → Amazon S3

Exports CleverTap event data in bulk to an Amazon S3 bucket set up with an access key or IAM policy, available on Enterprise, Advanced and Cutting Edge plans.

All CleverTap integrations →
DinMo (sends data to Amazon S3)1 listing
DinMo → Amazon S3

Exports DinMo models or segments to an Amazon S3 bucket as CSV, JSON, XML or Parquet files, with folder paths, timestamped file names and snapshot, upsert or insert modes.

All DinMo integrations →
Fivetran Activations (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Fivetran Activations → Amazon S3

Destination. Exports warehouse data from Fivetran Activations to files in an Amazon S3 bucket, sending the full dataset and then only changes, or replacing a file on each run.

Amazon S3 → Fivetran Activations

Source. Indexes CSV files in an Amazon S3 bucket so Fivetran Activations can sync them like tables, connecting through a read-only IAM role in your AWS account.

All Fivetran Activations integrations →
Hightouch (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Hightouch → Amazon S3

Destination. Exports user and product data from your warehouse to Amazon S3 as CSV files, with custom field names and paths.

Amazon S3 → Hightouch

Source. Reads CSV or JSON files from Amazon S3 buckets as a Hightouch source, for syncing to other tools.

All Hightouch integrations →
Insider One (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Insider One → Amazon S3

Export. Writes selected Insider One events, their parameters and extra user attributes to your Amazon S3 bucket as CSV files at the sync frequency you pick, starting from activation.

Amazon S3 → Insider One

Import. Imports CSV or JSONL files of user attributes, events and purchases from your Amazon S3 bucket into Insider One, picking up each new file as SQS notifications report it.

All Insider One integrations →
Klaviyo (sends data to Amazon S3)1 listing
Klaviyo → Amazon S3

Writes Klaviyo profiles and events as files to an Amazon S3 bucket, ready to load into whichever data warehouse or platform you use.

All Klaviyo integrations →
Lexer (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)1 listing
Lexer ⇄ Amazon S3

Moves data files between your Amazon S3 buckets and Lexer through bucket-to-bucket transfers set up with an AWS IAM role and access keys, for loading customer data and activating segments.

All Lexer integrations →
Lytics (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)1 listing
Lytics ⇄ Amazon S3

Imports CSV or JSON files from Amazon S3 buckets into Lytics on a schedule and writes Lytics user profiles or raw events back to S3 as CSV or JSON files.

All Lytics integrations →
mParticle (sends data to Amazon S3)2 listings
mParticle → Amazon S3

Audiences. Delivers a daily file of each audience's members from mParticle to an Amazon S3 bucket you own.

mParticle → Amazon S3

Events. Writes mParticle event batches to an Amazon S3 bucket for archiving or processing in your own data stack.

All mParticle integrations →
NICE (sends data to Amazon S3)1 listing
NICE → Amazon S3

Stores NICE CXone recordings and other Cloud Storage Services files in your own Amazon S3 bucket instead of the default one, preferably set up with NICE's CloudFormation template.

All NICE integrations →
Odie (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)1 listing
Odie ⇄ Amazon S3

Reads data files from an Amazon S3 bucket into Totango with access keys or an AWS role trusting Totango's account, granted object get and bucket list permissions.

All Odie integrations →
Ometria (sends data to Amazon S3)1 listing
Ometria → Amazon S3

Delivers customized Ometria data exports to an Amazon S3 bucket with put and list permissions, using your AWS access and secret keys, with export errors emailed to you.

All Ometria integrations →
Oracle (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Oracle → Amazon S3

Export. Writes Oracle Unity data objects and segments into an Amazon S3 bucket path as comma-separated, gzip-compressed files, through an AWS destination used by export jobs and segment deliveries.

Amazon S3 → Oracle

Import. Pulls files from a path in an Amazon S3 bucket into Oracle Unity with a recurring or on-demand ingest job, once an AWS source holds the bucket's endpoint, storage key and secret.

All Oracle integrations →
Redpoint Global (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Redpoint Global ⇄ Amazon S3

Content provider. Connects an S3 bucket to Redpoint Interaction as an external content provider for hosted assets and file exports, with optional CloudFront delivery and KMS encryption.

Redpoint Global ⇄ Amazon S3

Data Management. Gives Redpoint Data Management access to Amazon S3 buckets through bucket policies or account credentials set site-wide or per user, including cross-account access.

All Redpoint Global integrations →
RudderStack (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)3 listings
RudderStack → Amazon S3

Data lake. Loads RudderStack events into an S3 data lake as structured files, optionally registering the schema in AWS Glue for querying with AWS tools.

RudderStack → Amazon S3

Object storage. Writes RudderStack events to an Amazon S3 bucket as batched files, for archiving or processing in your own data stack.

Amazon S3 → RudderStack

Source. Reads Parquet files from Amazon S3 with RudderStack Reverse ETL using S3 Select, which AWS has closed to new customers.

All RudderStack integrations →
Salesforce Data 360 (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)1 listing
Salesforce ⇄ Amazon S3

Reads structured and unstructured files from Amazon S3 buckets into Data 360 on a schedule, and S3 can also receive Data 360 segment activations.

All Salesforce Data 360 integrations →
SAS (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)1 listing
SAS ⇄ Amazon S3

Moves data both ways between Amazon S3 buckets and SAS Customer Intelligence 360 through a community connector whose terms an admin accepts, without SAS technical support.

All SAS integrations →
Segment (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Segment → Amazon S3

Storage destination. Stores raw Segment event data as files in an Amazon S3 bucket you own, for later loading or analysis.

Amazon S3 → Segment

Source via Lambda. Sends records from files dropped in an Amazon S3 bucket into Segment through an AWS Lambda function you deploy.

All Segment integrations →
Simon Data (sends data to Amazon S3)1 listing
Simon Data → Amazon S3

Exports flow audiences from Simon Data as CSV, TSV or JSONL files to the Amazon S3 bucket set up in your account, optionally dating file names with Jinja so later runs don't overwrite earlier files.

All Simon Data integrations →
Snowplow (sends data to Amazon S3)1 listing
Snowplow → Amazon S3

Archives enriched or failed Snowplow event streams from Kinesis into Amazon S3 as Gzip files with the S3 Loader, passing records it can't write to a separate Kinesis stream.

All Snowplow integrations →
Tealium (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Tealium → Amazon S3

Writes full or custom event, visitor and log data to your Amazon S3 bucket from AudienceStream or EventStream.

Amazon S3 → Tealium

File import. Imports files placed in your own Amazon S3 bucket through Tealium's File Import, using access keys and a bucket policy that lets Tealium reach the bucket in the profile's region.

All Tealium integrations →
Treasure AI (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)7 listings
Treasure AI → Amazon S3

Export v1. Writes Treasure Data job results to an Amazon S3 bucket as CSV or TSV files of up to 100 GB per query, with optional AES-256 server-side encryption.

Treasure AI → Amazon S3

Export v2. Exports Treasure Data query results to Amazon S3 through a separate v2 connector that adds quote policy settings and session or Assume Role authentication.

Treasure AI → Amazon S3

Parquet export. Generates Parquet files from Treasure Data job results and uploads them to Amazon S3 in multipart uploads, with row groups of up to 512 MB.

Amazon S3 → Treasure AI

Filename metadata import. Imports CSV files from an Amazon S3 bucket into Treasure Data and can save each source file's name in an extra column of the imported records.

Amazon S3 → Treasure AI

Import v1. Imports JSON, TSV and CSV files from an Amazon S3 bucket into Treasure Data with the original S3 connector, which accepts basic, anonymous or session credentials.

Amazon S3 → Treasure AI

Import v2. Loads JSON, TSV and CSV files from S3 buckets into Treasure Data with version 2 of the S3 connector, whose key difference from v1 is support for Assume Role authentication.

Amazon S3 → Treasure AI

Parquet import. Imports Parquet files stored in Amazon S3 buckets into Treasure Data tables, connecting with basic, session or Assume Role credentials.

All Treasure AI integrations →
Zeotap (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)2 listings
Zeotap → Amazon S3

Destination. Exports Zeotap audiences to a folder in your Amazon S3 bucket as CSV files, with MAIDs, hashed emails or phones and CRM IDs, or any identifiers and attributes.

Amazon S3 → Zeotap

Source. Imports customer data kept in your own Amazon S3 account into Zeotap, with an automatic sync at the frequency you set keeping it up to date.

All Zeotap integrations →
Zeta Global (sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it)1 listing
Zeta Global ⇄ Amazon S3

Reads files from Amazon S3 into Zeta Data Flows for cleaning and routing, and exports audience CSV or JSON files and report builder reports back to S3, with IAM access keys.

All Zeta Global integrations →

Other Data Infrastructure tools

All tools on two or more CDPs →

About these numbers

CdpHub documents each integration from the platform's own catalog, so a listing records what the platform says it supports, not a test of the connector. Each one notes which way data flows and where the integration runs. A platform can list more than one connector for Amazon S3, so listings can outnumber platforms; a platform that both sends data to Amazon S3 and reads from it is counted once, as doing both. The rank orders all 2,243 tools in the directory by how many platforms list them; tools listed on the same number of platforms share a rank. Counts are updated as catalogs change; this page reflects the directory as of October 18, 2026. CdpHub is independent and not affiliated with Amazon S3 or any platform listed.

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