Keboola User Documentation
Welcome to the Keboola documentation—a comprehensive resource offering step-by-step guidance and reference information to help you seamlessly navigate the platform. Whether you’re a newcomer or an experienced user—and whether you work with Keboola through the UI or programmatically—this documentation is your go-to companion for mastering the ins and outs of Keboola.
Keboola is an open, extensible platform: a system of independent, loosely coupled components orchestrated together through (mostly REST) APIs. Everything you can do in the UI can also be done programmatically, so you can script, automate, and embed Keboola in your own products.
Where to Start
Section titled “Where to Start”If you are new to Keboola and would like a quick orientation to the Keboola ecosystem, explore our comprehensive overview.
Ready to take the next step? Grab your free trial and set up your account here, or connect with our team directly through this link.
For some hands-on experience, dive into our Getting Started tutorial.
Rest assured, we’re here to support you whenever needed. Reach out via email at support@keboola.com or use the support form directly within your project.
Work with Keboola Programmatically
Section titled “Work with Keboola Programmatically”Keboola is designed to be driven by code as well as through the UI:
- Integrate Keboola with other systems—exchange data through the Storage API, use Keboola as a data-handling backbone for your own product, wrap it in your own UI for your customers, or control the whole pipeline from the outside. You can also drive Keboola in natural language through the MCP Server.
- Extend Keboola by building your own components—package arbitrary code as a component, or build custom connectors with the Generic Extractor. Working without a Keboola project? Apply for a development project.
- Automate your processes—run any component on a schedule, or trigger it programmatically when something happens in your system.
Manage Keboola
Section titled “Manage Keboola”Reference
Section titled “Reference”Resources
Section titled “Resources”- keboolastatus.com – get Keboola status updates (we recommend subscribing to the feed)
- www.keboola.com – our main web page
- blog.keboola.com – something to read for data analysts
- 500.keboola.com – something to read for tech geeks
We Highly Appreciate Your Input!
Section titled “We Highly Appreciate Your Input!”Feel free to use the support form within your Keboola project to share feedback, request new features or components, or engage in a conversation with us. Your insights are valuable, and we’re here to listen and collaborate.