> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.revenuebase.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Snowflake setup
> Accept a RevenueBase Snowflake Data Share and start querying person, organization, and insights tables directly.
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RevenueBase delivers data directly to your Snowflake account — which is a secure, zero-copy share that adds a `RELEASES` database directly to your Snowflake account. No file downloads or ETL pipelines required. Tables are immediately queryable once you accept the share.
## Setup your Snowflake integration
On the RevenueBase web application, select `Integrations` from the side bar.
Under `Step 1 — Your Snowflake Account Locator`, submit your Snowflake Account ID.
You can find your Snowflake Account ID in the bottom-left corner of the Snowflake Dashboard. It looks like `ABC12345-XYZ67890`.
Once your Snowflake Account ID has been submitted, please allow up to 10 minutes as we prepare to provision your data share. Once provisioned, you will receive an email to continue.
Once you've received an email confirmation, come back to the Snowflake integration to access your Snowflake Marketplace. Once redirected to Snowflake Marketplace, click on "Get" to accept the data share.
How to accept the share from Snowflake:
1. In Snowflake, go to Data → Marketplace in the left panel
2. Find the share — `RELEASES_EXT_SHARE` or `RELEASES_RAW_SHARE`
3. Click `Get` on the top-right corner, this creates a `RELEASES` database in your account
Once you've accepted the data share on Snowflake, you'll see the following confirmation page that initiates the data transfer. This may take up to 10 minutes, and you'll get an email confirmation when the data share completes.
You can simply test your data access by querying the database:
```sql theme={null}
SELECT *
FROM RELEASE.PER_LATEST
LIMIT 100;
```
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## Table paths
All RevenueBase tables live under the `RELEASES` database. Use the schema-qualified path when writing queries.
| Table | Snowflake path |
| --------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| Person | `RELEASES.RELEASE.PER_LATEST` |
| Organization | `RELEASES.RELEASE.ORG_LATEST` |
| Insights | `RELEASES.RELEASE.INSIGHTS_LATEST` |
| Person + Organization (pre-joined) | `RELEASES.RELEASE.VELOCITY_BASE_UNLIMITED_LATEST` |
| Person + Organization + Insights (pre-joined) | `RELEASES.RELEASE.VELOCITY_ENHANCED_UNLIMITED_LATEST` |
| Raw feed | `RELEASES.CUSTOM.RAW_FEED_PER_LATEST` |
***
## Next Steps
Before writing queries, read Data Freshness & Quality to understand `EMAIL_LAST_VERIFIED_AT`, sparse profiles, and the monthly verification cadence.
Under `Step 1 — Your Snowflake Account Locator`, submit your Snowflake Account ID.
You can simply test your data access by querying the database:
```sql theme={null}
SELECT *
FROM RELEASE.PER_LATEST
LIMIT 100;
```