# Get data into Snowflake

## Assumptions <a href="#assumptions" id="assumptions"></a>

This document assumes you have completed the guided onboarding:

* You have defined your company threat profile.
* You have integrated Snowflake as your data repository

Before you continue, make sure you are a user with administrator privileges on the Anvilogic platform.

## Data onboarding summary <a href="#data-onboarding-summary" id="data-onboarding-summary"></a>

The following flowchart summarizes the process for getting your data into Snowflake.

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## Data onboarding steps <a href="#next-steps" id="next-steps"></a>

Pick one of the following next steps, depending on your infrastructure:

### Self-managed pipelines

Before you begin, make sure you read [Best practices for Snowflake](https://kevin-hwang.gitbook.io/welcome-to-anvilogic/anvilogic-platform/best-practices-for-snowflake). This document contains important information for optimizing your data onboarding for the best performance.

After you review the best practices, see [Snowflake data ingestion](https://kevin-hwang.gitbook.io/welcome-to-anvilogic/anvilogic-platform/integrations/snowflake-data-ingestion) for supported data sources and onboarding instructions for each data source.

### Anvilogic-managed pipelines

See [Snowflake data ingestion](https://kevin-hwang.gitbook.io/welcome-to-anvilogic/anvilogic-platform/integrations/snowflake-data-ingestion) for a list of supported data sources. Click on the name of a data source and follow the instructions to get the data into Snowflake. Anvilogic manages the pipelines for these data sources once you have the data source integrated.

If you have a data source that is not listed here, use [Snowflake custom data](https://kevin-hwang.gitbook.io/welcome-to-anvilogic/anvilogic-platform/integrations/snowflake-data-ingestion/snowflake-custom-data) to get your data in. [Cribl Stream](https://kevin-hwang.gitbook.io/welcome-to-anvilogic/anvilogic-platform/integrations/snowflake-data-ingestion/snowflake-custom-data/cribl-stream) is the recommended way to get your data sources into Snowflake. If you don't use Cribl Stream, you can use your own pipelines [Forward events](https://kevin-hwang.gitbook.io/welcome-to-anvilogic/anvilogic-platform/integrations/snowflake-data-ingestion/snowflake-custom-data/forward-events) to Snowflake.

## Next step

[review-data-feeds](https://public-docs.anvilogic.com/get-started/onboarding-guide/review-data-feeds "mention")


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