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  1. Setting Up

1. Connect

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Lumi AI draws insights from the data it is connected to. This can be a source system storing the current live record-of-fact serving operations, or a data warehouse housing a managed collection of data for business intelligence. Lumi AI can connect to a variety of such systems to support visibility as needed. For a full list and details, see .

Setting up a Direct Connection

The simplest method of connection is a direct connection, which provides a means of communication directly between Lumi AI and your source system.

Defining the connection involves selecting the appropriate system and then entering the required properties. These will vary by system but typically include details such as host, port, username, password, and database.

For advanced configuration for your network or connection, please see . The Direct Connection method is the simplest approach to connecting to a source system, but if more advanced controls and precision over access and security are required, please review documentation on Lumi AI's .

Network Configuration
Data Gateway
Source System Integrations