Documentation - FusionAnalytics

Introduction

FusionAnalytics is a unified analytics platform that brings together AI-powered insights, business intelligence, and automation in one seamless experience. This documentation will guide you through everything you need to know to get the most out of the platform.

What you can do with FusionAnalytics

Connect to 200+ data sources including databases, APIs, and cloud services
Build interactive dashboards with drag-and-drop ease
Use AI to automatically discover insights in your data
Set up automated alerts and workflows
Query your data using natural language

Quick Start

Get up and running with FusionAnalytics in under 5 minutes.

Step 1: Create your account

Sign up for a free trial at fusionanalytics.tech. No credit card required.

Step 2: Connect your first data source

Click "Add Data Source" and choose from our library of connectors. Enter your credentials and we'll handle the rest.

// Example: Connecting via API
const fusion = new FusionAnalytics({
  apiKey: 'your-api-key'
});

await fusion.connect('postgresql', {
  host: 'your-host.com',
  database: 'analytics',
  user: 'readonly'
});
                        

Step 3: Create your first dashboard

Use the visual editor to drag and drop widgets, or ask AI to generate a dashboard for you.

Data Sources

FusionAnalytics supports a wide variety of data sources. Each connector is optimized for performance and reliability.

Supported Databases

PostgreSQL - Full support including schemas and views
MySQL - Compatible with MySQL 5.7+
MongoDB - Document-based queries with aggregation
Snowflake - Native warehouse integration
BigQuery - Google Cloud native connector

Connection Security

All connections use TLS encryption. We support SSH tunneling and IP whitelisting for additional security.

Dashboards

Dashboards are the primary way to visualize and share your data insights.

Creating a Dashboard

Navigate to Dashboards → New Dashboard. Choose from a template or start from scratch.

Available Widgets

Charts - Line, bar, pie, scatter, and more
Tables - Sortable, filterable data tables
Metrics - Single number displays with trends
Maps - Geographic visualizations
Text - Markdown-supported annotations