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Connect AppsFlyer to Azure SQL

Connect AppsFlyer to Azure SQL and export selected accounts, metrics, and dimensions to your Azure SQL project.

Configure the historical window, destination table, and recurring schedule without maintaining a AppsFlyer API pipeline.

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Export AppsFlyer data to Azure SQL

Catchr handles extraction, normalization, and loading automatically.

Centralize

Centralize AppsFlyer data in Azure SQL

Bring all your AppsFlyer data into your warehouse and make it available for analytics, machine learning, and internal applications.

Data freshness

Keep your AzureSQL tables up to date

Automatically sync new data from AppsFlyer so every dashboard, model, and report works with fresh information.

Analysis

Unify AppsFlyer with the rest of your business data

Join marketing, finance, CRM, and product data inside the same warehouse.

AppsFlyer metrics and dimensions available in Azure SQL

Access 40 metrics and 140 dimensions from AppsFlyer connectors including Revenue, Cost, Installs, ROI, Conversion Rate, AF Purchase (Unique Users), Campaign, Media Source, Channel, App Name, Country Code, Date and many more...

40

Metrics availables

140

Dimensions availables

Connect AppsFlyer to Azure SQL in minutes

Move your data from AppsFlyer to Azure SQL with a simple setup. Once connected, Catchr handles the ingestion automatically so your warehouse stays up to date without manual work.

Step one

Connect your AppsFlyer account

Authenticate your AppsFlyer account securely in Catchr. No custom scripts, API maintenance, or engineering work required.

Client A · Connected sources
5 sources ready
AppsFlyer 3 advertising accounts Connected
Google Ads 2 advertising accounts Connected
Google Analytics 4 1 web property Connected
HubSpot 1 CRM portal Connected
Step two

Choose the AzureSQL destination

Enter the Azure SQL server host, database, and login details. Catchr verifies the destination before any marketing data is exported.

Destination / Azure SQL Required fields
Host Required
catchr-reporting.database.windows.net
Username Required
catchr_loader
Password Required
••••••••••••
Database Required
marketing_reporting
Step three

Keep your AzureSQL tables updated

Choose the fields, initial history, partition field, and recurring schedule for the job. Catchr refreshes the configured import window in your AzureSQL table.

Export job / Azure SQL Example
Schema Destination
dbo
Table Per job
meta_ads_daily
Recurring schedule Choose a cadence
Every 6 hours
Daily · 06:00
Weekly · Mon
Export readySelected fields · configured history
Every 6 hours

Review 30-day AppsFlyer mobile acquisition performance in SQL.

This example summarizes spend, installs, revenue, and cost per install by acquisition campaign.

AppsFlyer.sql
BigQuery SQL
30-day window
SELECT
  campaign_name,
  SUM(spend) AS spend,
  SUM(installs) AS installs,
  SUM(revenue) AS revenue,
  SAFE_DIVIDE(
    SUM(spend),
    SUM(installs)
  ) AS cost_per_install
FROM `your_project.marketing_raw.appsflyer_daily`
WHERE date >= DATE_SUB(
  CURRENT_DATE(),
  INTERVAL 30 DAY
)
GROUP BY campaign_name
ORDER BY installs DESC;
Illustrative SQL — adapt it to the fields and schema selected in your export. Standard SQL

Connect more table to your AppsFlyer data

Open the dedicated route for each platform. Its field catalog, reporting grain, historical constraints, and warehouse use cases should be specific to that source.

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Before you schedule the job.

Answers about AzureSQL setup, available source data, schedules, table updates, and SQL use cases.

What is the setup for sending AppsFlyer data to Azure SQL?

Add AppsFlyer in Sources and connect the existing Azure SQL database in Storage. A datastream defines the route, while the job loads the chosen fields into "creatives".

What can I select from AppsFlyer before writing to Azure SQL?

Select concrete AppsFlyer fields such as Activity Average DAU, Activity Average DAU/MAU Rate, Activity Average MAU, and Normalized Week of the year. You can rename the chosen columns, preview the result, and write them to Azure SQL tables such as apps, campaigns, and ad groups.

Can an AppsFlyer-to-Azure SQL job import historical periods?

Define the first AppsFlyer fetch, run frequency, and lookback window in the "creatives" job. Each scheduled run replaces data inside the configured period.

Why does the AppsFlyer Azure SQL job need a partition field?

Use a supported date field to partition "creatives". Recurring AppsFlyer runs can then update the selected window instead of adding another copy of the same period.

Which decisions can an AppsFlyer dataset in Azure SQL support?

With AppsFlyer data, an Azure SQL query can summarize spend, installs, revenue, and cost per install by acquisition campaign. Model Activity Average DAU and Activity Average DAU/MAU Rate in SQL, then expose the result to dashboards, internal tools, or recurring client reports.

Does my Azure SQL database need to exist before I connect it?

Yes. Connect an existing Azure SQL  database first. The Catchr job creates and populates the destination table you configure inside that database.

Can I load several marketing sources into the same Azure SQL  database?

Yes. Create a separate datastream and job for each source, write each export to its own table, then combine the data downstream with SQL, views, or your BI tool.

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