About this software
ODBC Driver for ShipStation provides an ODBC interface to live ShipStation data for Windows applications. It connects via HTTPS (proxy supported), supports standard ODBC API and data types, and allows DML operations such as INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE.
The driver works with both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows applications and enables usage from reporting, analytics, BI, and ETL tools including Microsoft Excel and other ODBC-aware applications.
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Devart ODBC Driver for ShipStation
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Benefits
- ODBC connectivity: Allows ODBC-compliant tools to query ShipStation data directly.
- Secure connection: Connects to ShipStation via HTTPS with optional proxy support.
- Data modification: Supports INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations on ShipStation data.
- Windows compatibility: Works with both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows applications.
- Extended SQL support: Enables complex SQL queries including joins and aggregation functions.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation available: Product documentation and configuration guides are published on Devart's docs site.
- Priority support option: Priority support is available for customers with an active subscription or purchased Priority Support.
- Support plans described: Devart publishes support plan details, including Standard and Priority tiers, on its support policy pages.
- Community forum: A public community forum and knowledge base are available for additional assistance.
- Product updates access: Active subscriptions grant access to product updates and new releases during the subscription period.
Frequently asked questions
What is Devart ODBC Driver for ShipStation?
An ODBC driver that provides standard ODBC access to ShipStation account data, enabling SQL queries and integration with ODBC-compliant analytics, reporting, and ETL tools.
Which applications can use this ODBC driver?
ODBC-compliant BI, reporting, analytics, ETL, and SQL client applications can query ShipStation data through the driver like a relational data source.
How does the driver expose ShipStation data to SQL queries?
It maps ShipStation resources (orders, shipments, customers, etc.) to relational tables and fields, allowing standard SQL queries to retrieve and manipulate that data.
What authentication options are used to connect to ShipStation?
Authentication is performed using the credentials or API tokens required by the ShipStation account and configured in the driver's connection settings.