pip install Peliqan first (see below).
Topics
Basics of data apps
Learn how to create and run your first data app
Reading data from tables
Load data from any table into your Python code
Writing data to tables
Write, upsert, and sync data back to tables
Running apps (manual, schedule etc.)
Configure manual, scheduled, and API runs
Publish & Embed apps
Share apps publicly or embed them in portals
Adding a login to your app
Add authentication and SSO to your apps
Flows
Build visual workflows with code blocks
Local development
Develop outside Peliqan with the Python client
Available Python modules
See which modules are pre-installed
Reference
API reference for Peliqan Python functions
Topics by use case
Data Visualization (Streamlit)
Build charts and dashboards
Interactive apps (Streamlit)
Create UIs with buttons, forms, and inputs
Writeback to SaaS APIs
Sync data back to SaaS tools
Alerting & messaging
Send alerts to Slack, Teams, and more
Data enrichment
Enrich your data with external APIs
Reporting
Generate and distribute reports
Working with files
Read and write files in your apps
ETL custom pipelines
Build custom data pipelines
Custom data syncs
Import and sync data between systems
Predictions, Machine Learning templates
Run ML models and predictions
Data quality, monitoring & contracts
Monitor and validate data quality
Working with metadata in scripts
Access metadata in your scripts
Generating UNION queries
Build dynamic UNION queries
Sync data between parent & sub accounts
Sync across accounts
By protocol (REST, Webhooks, MQTT...)
Build integrations by protocol
Generate Union Query
Generate UNION queries dynamically
Slow changing dimensions (history tables)
Track historical data changes
Data masking / obfuscation
Mask sensitive data in outputs
Build a custom MCP Server on Peliqan
Create remote MCP servers
