Outbound sync (BigQuery)

Outbound sync (BigQuery)

Outbound sync is the BigQuery approach for
getting Twelfth’s outputs into your own systems. Twelfth writes its results
(recommendations, decisions, and tracked pricing) to a destination dataset you
nominate
, so your BI tools, reporting, and downstream systems can read them
alongside your other data.

It is inquiry only: outbound sync writes to a reporting destination you
choose for consumption. It never writes back into your operational systems, and
it doesn’t act on your behalf anywhere. Reach it from Settings → Integrations →
Google BigQuery
; it’s set up with Twelfth rather than fully self-serve.

Available on request

Outbound sync is configured with your Twelfth contact. You nominate the
destination and the tables you want. Only workspace owners and admins can
connect or change a warehouse connection.

When to use this

Use outbound sync when:

  • You want Twelfth’s recommendations and decisions in your warehouse to blend
    with your own reporting.
  • Another downstream system (a BI dashboard, a planning tool, a data mart) should
    read Twelfth’s outputs.

This is the mirror of the inbound models: instead of Twelfth reading from your
warehouse, Twelfth writes its outputs to a destination you control.

How it works

  1. Nominate a destination. Choose the BigQuery dataset (in your project, or a
    shared one) that should receive Twelfth’s outputs.
  2. Grant write access to that destination only. Twelfth writes to the destination
    you name and nowhere else.
  3. Pick what syncs. Choose which outputs to publish (for example price-change
    recommendations, purchase-order recommendations, stock-transfer
    recommendations, and tracked pricing), and Twelfth keeps them refreshed on a
    schedule.

Security and guarantees

  • Inquiry only. The sync is for downstream consumption. It never writes back
    into your operational systems and never changes source data.
  • Destination-scoped. Twelfth writes only to the destination dataset you
    nominate.
  • You choose the payload. Only the outputs you select are published.