Databricks integration

Data and AI platform: query and load Unity Catalog tables, upload files to volumes and ask Genie questions.

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Build it by describing it

Type a sentence like this and the copilot builds, validates and simulates the workflow.
Every morning, read yesterday's new leads from my form, and for each one “Insert Row” in Databricks.
  • Simulated before it goes live
  • Fixes proposed when something breaks
  • One credit per run

Actions

Then Calibra can do this for you
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    Insert Row

    Adds one row to a Unity Catalog table.

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    Insert Multiple Rows

    Adds many rows to a Unity Catalog table in one statement.

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    Update Rows

    Updates the rows of a Unity Catalog table where a column matches a value.

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    Upsert Row

    Updates the row with a matching key, or inserts it if no row matches (MERGE).

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    Find Rows

    Finds rows in a Unity Catalog table where a column matches a value.

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    Run SQL Query

    Runs any SQL statement on a SQL warehouse and returns the result rows.

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    Upload File to Volume

    Uploads a file to a Unity Catalog volume and, optionally, loads it into a table with COPY INTO.

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    Ask Genie

    Asks a Genie space a question in plain language and returns the answer and query results.

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    Custom API Call

    Make a custom API call to a specific endpoint.

Questions

Is the Databricks integration free?

Yes. Databricks is available on every Calibra plan, including the free plan, which needs no card.

How is Databricks usage billed?

Calibra charges one credit per workflow run, however many steps it has. Steps that read from or write to this app do not cost extra.

Can I connect Databricks without writing code?

Yes. Describe the process in plain words and the AI copilot builds the workflow with Databricks for you. You can also use templates or the visual editor.

Describe your first process. Watch it run today.

Free plan, no card. One credit per run, however many steps it has.