IntegrationHigh complexity
Data Warehouse Integration
Connects your data warehouse to Braze so model outputs, segments and attributes flow in automatically. Supports Snowflake, BigQuery (GCP), Microsoft Fabric and Redshift via Braze Cloud Data Ingestion.
Your warehouse and Braze in sync, so every model output lands as a customer attribute without manual uploads.
Who it's for
Any client running a modern warehouse (Snowflake, BigQuery, Fabric) that wants model outputs and segments in Braze on a schedule, not by CSV. The plumbing under everything else.
The engagement
What you get
- Braze Cloud Data Ingestion connection to your warehouse (Snowflake / BigQuery / Fabric / Redshift)
- Scheduled sync of attributes, segments and model scores into Braze
- A documented data contract: the tables, columns and refresh cadence
- Monitoring and alerting on sync health
What Fuse does
- Assess the warehouse platform and agree the sync architecture (Cloud Data Ingestion or reverse-ETL)
- Model the source tables and map columns to Braze attributes
- Stand up the connection, scheduling and incremental sync
- Add monitoring, alerting and a runbook, and hand over the data contract
What we need from you
Data & access
- A cloud data warehouse (Snowflake, BigQuery, Fabric or Redshift)
- Braze workspace access
- Network / security approval for the connection
Your responsibilities
- Provide warehouse access and a service account with read on the relevant schemas
- Confirm the Braze workspace and attribute namespace
- Own the upstream data pipelines that populate the warehouse
Outcomes and proof
- Model outputs and segments in Braze automatically, no manual uploads
- A single, governed path from warehouse to Braze
- Faster, more reliable activation with sync health visible
Assumptions
- The warehouse is reachable and on a supported platform
- Data in the warehouse is already modelled to customer grain
Out of scope
- Building the upstream ETL / data pipelines that populate the warehouse
- Warehouse provisioning or licensing
- The models themselves, which are separate services
