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Connect Postgres to Athena to interact with your Postgres databases. Anything that speaks the Postgres wire protocol works too: Supabase, Neon, PlanetScale, or CockroachDB.
Postgres is a per-user connection: each member adds their own connection details, and nothing is shared with other members. No workspace-admin setup is required. Please reach out to us at team@athenaintel.com for SSL configuration and IP allowlisting (including specific IP ranges and hosts).
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Select your data source

Navigate to Integrations. Find PostgreSQL and click Connect.
Integrations page with database and email connectors
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Setup the connection

Fill in the connection details and click on Test connection. After the test succeeds, click Connect to save the connection.
PostgreSQL connection form in Olympus
The database must be reachable from the public internet, and the connection is always encrypted; unencrypted connections are not offered. If your database sits behind an allowlist, ask your DBA to permit Athena’s egress IP; contact team@athenaintel.com for the current value.
Credentials are encrypted at rest and never returned to the browser. Queries run with the privileges of the database role you supply, so grant only what Athena needs; a role with SELECT on the relevant schemas is usually enough.
Now that you have connected your data, Learn how to query your connected data.