Nested data in SUPER columns
Arrays and objects from Plain land in SUPER, so they stay navigable with PartiQL instead of arriving as text.
Replicate Plain into Amazon Redshift with Polytomic so support conversations can be joined to warehouse data already there. Plain's nested values arrive in SUPER columns, which keeps labels and thread fields queryable rather than collapsing them into strings.
Arrays and objects from Plain land in SUPER, so they stay navigable with PartiQL instead of arriving as text.
Assignee and tier details are already scalar columns, so the common joins need no unpacking at all.
Plain's own daily counts, agent activity and SLA compliance reports sync alongside the raw conversation data.

Jonathan Krangel
VP Global Head of Revenue Operations
“Polytomic handles so many ETL and sync jobs at Cursor. They are a true partner to us.”
Follow these simple steps to connect Plain with Redshift in minutes
Connect Plain
Connect Redshift
Create sync
Enable sync
Create a Plain API key, then add it to a new Plain connection in Polytomic.
Connect Redshift to Polytomic with cluster details, credentials, and an S3 staging bucket.
Sync data in either direction between Plain and Redshift. Choose the source data and destination objects for the direction you need.
Map the fields, choose the sync schedule and behavior, then save and enable the sync.
Get answers to common questions about the integration process
Sync data in either direction between Plain and Redshift.
Use both integrations' source and destination capabilities in one managed sync workflow.
Enterprise encryption and security protocols ensure your data remains protected.
Get up and running in minutes with our step-by-step integration guide.