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Reply io

Tables in the Reply io connector

NoTable NameColumnsPrimary KeysRead ModeInc. Sync KeysAPI Info
1campaigns14Full RefreshAPI Reference
2templates5Full RefreshAPI Reference
3email_accounts4Full RefreshAPI Reference
4people15Full RefreshAPI Reference

Table: campaigns

NoColumn NameTypeNotes
1createdVARCHAR
2opensCountINTEGER
3bouncesCountINTEGER
4ownerEmailVARCHAR
5repliesCountINTEGER
6optOutsCountINTEGER
7peopleActiveINTEGER
8deliveriesCountINTEGER
9peopleCountINTEGER
10outOfOfficeCountINTEGER
11nameVARCHAR
12idINTEGER
13peopleFinishedINTEGER
14peoplePausedINTEGER

Table: templates

NoColumn NameTypeNotes
1subjectVARCHAR
2nameVARCHAR
3idINTEGER
4bodyVARCHAR
5categoryIdVARCHAR

Table: email_accounts

NoColumn NameTypeNotes
1senderNameVARCHAR
2emailAddressVARCHAR
3signatureVARCHAR
4idINTEGER

Table: people

NoColumn NameTypeNotes
1lastNameVARCHAR
2countryVARCHAR
3cityVARCHAR
4timeZoneIdVARCHAR
5customFieldsVARCHAR
6linkedInProfileVARCHAR
7titleVARCHAR
8firstNameVARCHAR
9phoneVARCHAR
10phoneStatusVARCHAR
11companyVARCHAR
12idINTEGER
13stateVARCHAR
14addingDateVARCHAR
15emailVARCHAR

External Resources

Zipstack Cloud features a powerful SQL querying engine on top of many types of connectors, including those from Trino, some custom connectors and connectors from the open source Airbyte project. Some Zipstack cloud connectors are designed to utilize and expand upon Airbyte's connector protocol, but they do not use Airbyte's EL core. Additionally, some parts of the documentation for these connectors have been adapted from the connector documentation found in Airbyte's open source project.