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Connect your Base44 app to Snowflake to query your data warehouse and build dashboards, reports, and analytics apps on top of your warehouse data.
Snowflake is a connector for app builders. You connect it once with your own Snowflake credentials at the workspace level, and your app queries the warehouse through that connection. Each person using your app does not connect Snowflake themselves.
You need a Builder plan or higher to use connectors in your app.

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What you can do

Query warehouse data

Run SQL against your Snowflake warehouse and surface the results in your app.

Build analytics dashboards

Turn warehouse queries into charts, tables, and dashboards your team can read.

Trigger on data changes

Combine Snowflake with other connectors, for example alert a Slack channel when a metric drops.
Example prompts for the AI chat

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At a glance

Type identifier
snowflake
Auth model
OAuth, bring your own credentials
Connector type
For app builders (workspace-level)
Connection config
subdomain (your Snowflake account identifier), required

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Connect it

Snowflake is a connector for app builders, so you connect it once at the workspace level with your own warehouse credentials.
Before you begin, you need:
  • A Snowflake OAuth security integration in your Snowflake account, so you have a Client ID and Client Secret.
  • Your Snowflake account identifier (the subdomain, for example xy12345.us-east-1).
  • Credentials authorized to query the databases you want to use.
To add Snowflake from your workspace settings:
  1. Click your workspace name at the top left.
  2. Click Settings.
  3. Under Integrations in the left sidebar, click Connectors.
  4. Under Connectors For App Builders, find Snowflake.
  5. Click Add next to the connector.
  6. Click View redirect URIs, then add the redirect URI shown in Base44 to your Snowflake OAuth integration: https://app.base44.com/api/external-auth/callback
  7. Enter the Client ID, Client Secret, and the Scopes your app needs.
  8. Enter your Snowflake Account identifier.
  9. Click Add Connector.
Your Snowflake Account is your account identifier, for example xy12345.us-east-1. Do not include .snowflakecomputing.com.
You can also set up Snowflake from the AI chat in an app. Describe what you want to build, and when prompted, provide the same connector details. The connector is registered at the workspace level and becomes available across all apps in that workspace.

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Use it in a backend function

Once Snowflake is connected, your backend functions can retrieve an access token and query your warehouse. Base44 handles the OAuth flow and credential storage.
This is a simplified example. For the full pattern, including how to read the connection details and structure the request, see the developer documentation:

Connectors (developer docs)

Retrieve a connection, read its details, and call the service API from a backend function.

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Troubleshooting

Confirm that you are working in the correct workspace and that you have permission to manage workspace connectors. If you still do not see Snowflake, contact support.
Enter only your Snowflake account identifier, for example xy12345.us-east-1. Do not include .snowflakecomputing.com.
Check that the redirect URIs shown in Base44 are added to your Snowflake OAuth integration. Then confirm that the Client ID, Client Secret, Scopes, and Snowflake Account are correct.

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FAQs

You need permission to manage workspace connectors.
Click View redirect URIs in the connector setup form. Add the redirect URIs shown in Base44 to your Snowflake OAuth integration.
Enter your Snowflake account identifier, for example xy12345.us-east-1. Do not include .snowflakecomputing.com.
Yes. You can start from the AI chat in a specific app. If the connector is not set up yet, Base44 asks for the connector details before continuing.
No. The Snowflake connector is set up once at the workspace level and can be used across apps in that workspace.