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Snowflake integrations across CDPs

Directory data as of October 18, 2026

35 of the 44 customer data platforms in the CdpHub directory list an integration with Snowflake, with 71 listings between them. Of those platforms, 24 both send data to Snowflake and read from it, 7 only send data to it and 4 only read from it. Every listing links to its platform's own documentation.

35of 44 CDPs list Snowflake
71listings across them
24send data to Snowflake and read from it
#2most listed of 2,365 tools

Which CDPs list Snowflake

35 of 44
Sends data to Snowflake Reads from Snowflake, or uses it as a source Does both

Not listed by 9 CDPs: Leadspace, Lexer, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights, Optimizely, SAP CDP, SAS, Spotler ActivatePro, Teradata and Upland BlueVenn.

How each CDP connects to Snowflake

35 CDPs · 71 listings
6sense (sends data to Snowflake)1 listing
6sense → Snowflake

Delivers 6sense Data Packs files to an internal named stage in Snowflake using key-pair authentication, with optional copying into existing tables, in place of SFTP delivery.

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

Uses customer data where it sits in Snowflake, with no migration project, so Snowflake customers can activate it across marketing channels from ActionIQ's composable CDP.

All ActionIQ integrations →
Adobe Experience Platform (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)4 listings
Adobe → Snowflake

Batch export. Sends Real-Time CDP audiences to Snowflake once a day as read-only dynamic tables shared from Adobe's account, each with a seven-day time to live.

Adobe → Snowflake

Streaming export. Sends Real-Time CDP audience updates to Snowflake as they stream, through a read-only private data share whose tables expire after seven days (limited availability).

Snowflake → Adobe

Batch source. Brings Snowflake tables into Experience Platform in batches for Real-Time CDP Ultimate customers.

Snowflake → Adobe

Streaming source. Streams new and updated Snowflake table rows into Experience Platform by running periodic SQL queries, offered through the API for Real-Time CDP Ultimate.

All Adobe Experience Platform integrations →
Amperity (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)1 listing
Amperity ⇄ Snowflake

Shares data both ways between Amperity and Snowflake through Amperity Bridge, using Snowflake Secure Data Sharing so nothing is copied or exported.

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

Imports Snowflake customers, events and catalogs into Bloomreach over a key-pair connection with change-tracking syncs, and covers loading Bloomreach exports into Snowflake via Google Cloud Storage.

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

Moves profiles and timeline events between BlueConic and Snowflake in batches via an S3 or GCS bucket or Secure Data Sharing, which adds groups, and imports profiles in real time.

All BlueConic integrations →
Blueshift (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)2 listings
Blueshift → Snowflake

Export. Shares Blueshift campaign activity such as sends, opens and clicks with your Snowflake account through Secure Data Sharing, written daily and kept for 3 months.

Snowflake → Blueshift

Import. Imports customer data, events, catalogs and recommendation feeds from Snowflake into Blueshift through a direct App Hub connection, with incremental loads from table streams.

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

Data Sharing. Gives your Snowflake account live, read-only access to Braze event and user data through Snowflake Secure Data Sharing, part of Braze Data Distribution, with nothing copied.

Snowflake → Braze

Cloud Data Ingestion. Syncs tables or views from Snowflake into Braze users, events, purchases and catalogs on a schedule or on demand, and can query Snowflake in place to build segments.

All Braze integrations →
CaliberMind (sends data to Snowflake)1 listing
CaliberMind → Snowflake

Loads CaliberMind tables into Snowflake from CaliberMind's Google Cloud Storage bucket through a storage integration and nightly full refreshes, or through your own ETL tool.

All CaliberMind integrations →
Chord (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)2 listings
Chord → Snowflake

Outbound share. Delivers a brand's raw and transformed Chord data to its own Snowflake account as a private listing, with Chord covering replication costs for a yearly maintenance fee.

Snowflake → Chord

Inbound share. Shares database objects from a brand's Snowflake account with Chord through a direct share in the same region or a private listing that Snowflake replicates across regions.

All Chord integrations →
CleverTap (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)2 listings
CleverTap → Snowflake

Export. Exports CleverTap engagement and campaign interaction events to Snowflake, creating a table per export with a standard naming convention, for analysis next to business data.

Snowflake → CleverTap

Import. Connects a Snowflake database to CleverTap with key-pair authentication and a dedicated role, user and warehouse, so CleverTap can import its data.

All CleverTap integrations →
DinMo (reads from Snowflake)1 listing
Snowflake → DinMo

Connects Snowflake to DinMo with a service user, key pair authentication and a dedicated warehouse, feeding models, segments and predictions and writing DinMo tables to a dedicated Snowflake database.

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

Destination. Writes rows into Snowflake tables from Fivetran Activations, with key-pair authentication recommended now that Snowflake is ending password sign-in.

Snowflake → Fivetran Activations

Source. Reads Snowflake tables and views for Fivetran Activations syncs through a dedicated user, role and compute warehouse, with key-pair sign-in recommended over deprecated passwords.

All Fivetran Activations integrations →
Hightouch (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)6 listings
Hightouch → Snowflake

Data Clean Room. Connects Hightouch to Snowflake Data Clean Rooms for collaboration with clean room partners.

Hightouch → Snowflake

Data Share. Creates Snowflake data shares and private listings from Hightouch audiences or SQL models, choosing which fields to expose.

Hightouch → Snowflake

Destination. Writes model rows into Snowflake tables by upsert, insert or mirror, staging files with PUT before MERGE INTO or COPY INTO, with RSA key-pair sign-in recommended.

Hightouch → Snowflake

Iceberg destination. Syncs model rows into Snowflake-managed Iceberg tables on an external volume you configure, and can create the table and add new columns automatically.

Snowflake → Hightouch

Iceberg source. Reads Apache Iceberg tables managed in Snowflake as a Hightouch source.

Snowflake → Hightouch

Source. Connects Snowflake to Hightouch as a source, with models built in SQL, dbt, Looker, Sigma, a table selector or Customer Studio.

All Hightouch integrations →
Informatica (sends data to Snowflake)1 listing
Informatica → Snowflake

Loads Informatica MDM SaaS master data into Snowflake staging tables and then into a sample analytical schema's dimension and fact tables, for customer insight and supply chain analytics.

All Informatica integrations →
Insider One (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)2 listings
Insider One → Snowflake

Export. Shares Insider One engagement events and user data with your Snowflake account through a data share that syncs as often as you set, up to 24 hours, with one export per account.

Snowflake → Insider One

Import. Syncs user attributes and events from Snowflake tables into Insider One over Snowflake data sharing, tracking new and changed rows with a stream dedicated to Insider One.

All Insider One integrations →
Klaviyo (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)2 listings
Klaviyo → Snowflake

Pushes Klaviyo profiles and events into a Snowflake instance, letting you choose either or both and filter out events from integrations already sending to Snowflake.

Snowflake → Klaviyo

Data warehouse import. Imports profile and event data from Snowflake tables or views into Klaviyo on a schedule through a key-pair user, with a Klaviyo Advanced KDP subscription.

All Klaviyo integrations →
Listrak (sends data to Snowflake)1 listing
Listrak → Snowflake

Shares day-to-day Listrak email and SMS engagement and activity data with your Snowflake account through Snowflake Secure Data Sharing, without copying data.

All Listrak integrations →
Lytics (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)1 listing
Lytics ⇄ Snowflake

Loads Snowflake tables or views into Lytics and exports events, full audiences, audience changes and platform metrics to Snowflake tables in batches.

All Lytics integrations →
mParticle (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)3 listings
mParticle → Snowflake

Audiences. Writes mParticle audiences to Snowflake tables for activation, analysis and enrichment.

mParticle → Snowflake

Warehouse. Loads all incoming mParticle data into Snowflake, where you can query the raw events with SQL.

Snowflake → mParticle

Warehouse Sync. Pulls user attributes and events from Snowflake tables into mParticle in single, on-demand or repeating runs, signing in as a dedicated user with a key pair.

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

Shares NICE CXone contact center data from its Snowflake warehouse with your own or a NICE-provided Snowflake account through licensed Data Share, for querying or loading into BI tools.

All NICE integrations →
Odie (reads from Snowflake)1 listing
Snowflake → Odie

Loads Snowflake data into Totango through JDBC with a read-only role, signing in by password or key pair, and works with Snowflake shared databases too.

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

Shares customized Ometria exports with your Snowflake account by native data sharing, set up by Ometria, with direct shares for accounts on AWS in eu-west-1.

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

Export. Exports Oracle Unity segments or data objects as files to an SFTP server, which you then load into Snowflake following Snowflake's data loading steps.

Snowflake → Oracle

Import. Imports Snowflake data into Oracle Unity as files on an SFTP server, picked up by a Secure FTP source and ingest job and then processed by the Data warehouse job.

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

Data Management. Connects Redpoint Data Management to Snowflake with a next-generation JDBC provider that adds bulk load and bulk query, replacing legacy providers deprecated in 9.6.3.

Redpoint Global ⇄ Snowflake

Interaction. Configures Snowflake as a Redpoint Interaction tenant's data warehouse in the Configuration Editor, adding a host name when the account sits outside the default cluster.

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

Snowpipe Streaming. Streams RudderStack events into Snowflake in near real time through the Snowpipe Streaming API, on Growth and Enterprise plans.

RudderStack → Snowflake

Warehouse. Loads RudderStack events into Snowflake on a schedule, with tables for identifies, pages, tracks and each custom event.

Snowflake → RudderStack

Source. Activates Snowflake tables, SQL models and audiences in downstream tools with RudderStack Reverse ETL.

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

Connects Data 360 and Snowflake through Zero Copy, querying Snowflake tables or Iceberg files in place and sharing Data 360 data back to Snowflake without copying.

All Salesforce Data 360 integrations →
SAP Engagement Cloud (reads from Snowflake)1 listing
Snowflake → SAP Engagement Cloud

Gives SAP Emarsys live access to Snowflake tables and views through a Relational Data connector for SQL-based segments and personalization, with no CA certificate or data copy needed.

All SAP Engagement Cloud integrations →
Segment (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)3 listings
Segment → Snowflake

Loads Segment event data into Snowflake on a schedule as a storage destination, ready for SQL analysis.

Snowflake → Segment

Data Graph. Connects Snowflake to Segment's Data Graph through a key-pair user that reads warehouse entities for Linked Audiences and Linked Events, on the Business tier.

Snowflake → Segment

Reverse ETL source. Runs Reverse ETL model queries in Snowflake and syncs the results to Segment destinations, with key-pair sign-in only (Segment marks it as in active development).

All Segment integrations →
Simon Data (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)3 listings
Simon Data → Snowflake

Outbound share. Gives your Snowflake account read-only access to Simon Data results, such as flow adds and actions, events and the customer table, through a Snowflake share for BI reporting.

Simon Data ⇄ Snowflake

Connected deployment. Runs Simon Data on your own Snowflake account in a Connected deployment, reading the tables you grant to a dedicated role and building its own schemas, views and tasks in a database you create.

Snowflake → Simon Data

Inbound share. Brings Snowflake tables into Simon Data through a secure data share you create and grant to Simon's Snowflake account, an optional premium feature arranged with your account manager.

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

Delivers enriched Snowplow events, plus failed events if chosen, to a single Snowflake events table through the Snowflake Streaming Loader, set up in Console with key-pair authentication.

All Snowplow integrations →
Tealium (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)4 listings
Tealium → Snowflake

AI connector. Calls Snowflake Cortex models or your deployed model endpoints with event or visitor data and writes the results back to enrich profiles, from AudienceStream or EventStream.

Tealium → Snowflake

Streaming connector. Streams full or custom event, visitor and log data into Snowflake tables from AudienceStream or EventStream.

Snowflake → Tealium

Audience Discovery app. Builds audiences inside Snowflake with Tealium's native Snowflake app, using point-and-click filters or Cortex queries, then loads them into Tealium through a Snowflake data source.

Snowflake → Tealium

Cloud data source. Polls chosen Snowflake tables or views into Tealium attributes, connecting with a custom role that has USAGE privileges and an RSA key pair generated in or uploaded to Tealium.

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

Export. Writes Treasure Data job results to a Snowflake table, creating it when needed and optionally adding missing columns, under a chosen Snowflake role.

Treasure AI → Snowflake

Open Catalog Access. Lets Snowflake read Treasure Data's Iceberg tables in place through a catalog-linked database on the AWS Glue Iceberg REST catalog, with no copies, once Open Catalog Access is enabled.

Snowflake → Treasure AI

AI Studio connection. Lets Treasure AI Studio agents query and visualize data in a Snowflake warehouse during a chat, through an OAuth security integration created in Snowflake.

Snowflake → Treasure AI

Bulk unloading import. Imports Snowflake tables or views into Treasure Data through a high-volume bulk unloading path that uses Snowflake stages, with incremental loading, in a connector labeled beta.

Snowflake → Treasure AI

Composable Audience Studio. Builds Treasure Data audience segments directly on Snowflake tables with Composable Audience Studio, which sends federated queries so data never leaves Snowflake, over key pair authentication.

Snowflake → Treasure AI

Import. Imports data from Snowflake tables or views into Treasure Data, with incremental loading by timestamp or numeric columns and options for handling invalid values.

Snowflake → Treasure AI

Live Connect zero-copy. Lets Treasure Data query Snowflake tables through a Live Connect zero-copy source defined by role, warehouse and database, in federated Trino queries, when enabled.

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

Destination. Sends Zeotap audience and journey data toward Snowflake through your Google Cloud Storage bucket, in batches or streamed with Pub/Sub notifications that trigger loading.

Snowflake → Zeotap

Source. Loads customer data from Snowflake into Zeotap through a direct connection made in the Sources app, refreshed automatically at the sync frequency you pick.

All Zeotap integrations →
Zeta Global (sends data to Snowflake and reads from it)2 listings
Zeta Global ⇄ Snowflake

Customer Matcher app. Runs Zeta's Customer Matcher as a Snowflake Native App built with Streamlit and Snowpark, matching unlinked records to CDP data in your Snowflake account, offered only in the US.

Zeta Global ⇄ Snowflake

Warehouse connection. Connects Zeta to Snowflake by a direct zero-copy login or a data share, to segment and personalize on warehouse data, ingest it with Data Flows and optionally share engagement data back.

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 Snowflake, so listings can outnumber platforms; a platform that both sends data to Snowflake and reads from it is counted once, as doing both. The rank orders all 2,365 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 Snowflake or any platform listed.

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