To connect Snowflake to SignalPilot, you’ll need your account URL and login details. You can find these in the Snowflake admin console or by asking your database administrator.

Required Information

• Connection Name
  A friendly label for this connection (e.g., Finance Warehouse, Snowflake Analytics).
  Tip: This is just for your reference in SignalPilot.

• Description (Optional)
  Notes about what this connection is used for.

• Database Type
  Select Snowflake.

Connection Fields

1. Connection URL

   • The unique URL for your Snowflake account.

   • To find it:

     • Go to Admin → Accounts

       

     • Click the three dots (…) next to your account

     

     • Select Manage URLs → Copy the Current URL into the Connection URL Field

   • Example:

     https://abcdefg-do12345.snowflakecomputing.com
     

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2. Username

   • Your Snowflake login username.

   • Example: db_user

3. Password

   • The password for your Snowflake username.

   • Note: Credentials are encrypted locally using AES-256.

4. Database (Optional)

   • The default database to connect to inside Snowflake. When not specified, SignalPilot will pull schema information from every available database on your Snowflake account.

   • Example: ANALYTICS_DB

5. Warehouse (Optional)

   • The Snowflake warehouse to use for db queries. SignalPilot needs to use a warehouse in order to pull the schema information from your database connection.

   • Example: COMPUTE_WH

6. Role (Optional)

   • The Snowflake role you want to assume for this connection. Leave blank to use the default.

   • Example: SYSADMIN

7. Testing and Creating the Connection

• Once your details are filled in, click Create Connection.

• SignalPilot will test the connection and confirm access.

• If successful, your Snowflake database will be ready to use inside SignalPilot.