The ETL pane is where you build flows — repeatable, stage-by-stage jobs that read your sources, reshape and combine them, and write the result. Build one once, and it does the same thing every time.
Two views
With no flow open you're in the Control Center: "Overview" for the health of your recent runs, "Runs" for the runs themselves and their logs.
Open a flow and the canvas takes over — a stage library on the left, the flow in the middle, and a data dock along the bottom for looking at rows as you build.
Putting a flow to work
When a flow is doing what you want, "Publish to Server" sends it to Tamaat Server, where it can run on a schedule without you. See Publish to Server and Schedules.
Guides
Create a flow, add stages, connect them, and keep the canvas tidy.
6 min
Bring in files, datasets, databases, and web endpoints.
5 min
Reshape rows, join two sources, and work with geometry.
5 min
Turn satellite imagery into vector features.
6 min
Check your rows before and after every stage.
6 min
Deliver your results and find them afterwards.
4 min
Find a past run and read its logs.
4 min
Let a map, an API or another flow run your flow on its own data.
8 min
Put a finished flow on a schedule.
5 min
A complete flow from a CSV in Files to a scheduled refresh.
10 min
Where do I schedule a flow?▾
On Tamaat Server. Save the flow, use "Publish to Server", then create the schedule in the Server console's "Schedules" tab.
How do I get flow output onto a map?▾
Write a spatial format with "Write Data", then bring the file in as data — see Data Overview. Writing a .csv puts the output straight into Files.