CData Launches Cloud Service for Enhanced Data Connectivity

April 14, 2025
CData Software has introduced the CData Embedded Cloud, a new service designed to enhance data connectivity for software providers, announced in a press release. This cloud-based service allows providers to access over 160 pre-built connectors.

CData Software has introduced the CData Embedded Cloud, a new cloud-based data connectivity service aimed at small- to midsize software companies, announced in a press release. This service allows software providers to expand their data connectivity offerings by providing immediate, self-service access to over 160 pre-built connectors. These connectors cover a wide range of SaaS applications, databases, and cloud data sources.

The CData Embedded Cloud is designed to simplify the process for software providers by managing API changes, security updates, credential management, and performance optimizations behind the scenes. This enables providers to focus on their core offerings while ensuring seamless data access for their customers.

CData's expansion of its connector portfolio includes new additions such as Okta and PingOne connectors for identity and access analytics, and a Salesforce Data Cloud connector for real-time customer data unification. These enhancements reflect CData's commitment to delivering reliable and scalable connectivity solutions for modern integration demands.

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