Greenhouse to Elasticsearch

Copy (ELT) Greenhouse data to Elasticsearch in a few clicks and keep it up to date automatically.

How to Replicate Greenhouse Data to Elasticsearch

Copying Greenhouse data to Elasticsearch cannot be simpler. You just need to perform the following three simple steps.

Step 1

Specify necessary connection parameters for Greenhouse.

Step 2

Specify necessary connection parameters for Elasticsearch.

Step 3

Select Greenhouse objects to replicate.

Powerful Replication Features

Automatic Schema Creation

You don’t need to prepare Elasticsearch — Skyvia creates the indexes corresponding to the Greenhouse objects automatically.

Complete or Partial Replication

With Skyvia you can extract and load all the data from a Greenhouse object or disable loading for some Greenhouse object fields. You can also configure filters for data to replicate.

Change Data Capture

Skyvia not just copies Greenhouse data to Elasticsearch once, it can keep your Elasticsearch indexes up-to-date with Greenhouse automatically, ensuring you always have fresh data for data analysis without any user intervention.

Optimized Data Loading

Skyvia combines a high-performance optimized batch data loading into Elasticsearch with a granular, per-record data insertion and error logging in case of any errors.

True ETL — Data Import Tool

If you need more than just to copy data from Greenhouse to Elasticsearch, you may use Skyvia’s powerful ETL functionality for Greenhouse and Elasticsearch integration. Skyvia’s data import tools will correctly extract Greenhouse data, transform it, and load to Elasticsearch when Elasticsearch indexes have different structure than Greenhouse objects. Moreover, Skyvia Data Import allows loading data in any direction.

Automation and Monitoring

Flexible Scheduling

Use flexible scheduling settings to automate replication

Detailed Logging

You can find detailed logs for each execution in the package Run History.

Email Notifications

Enable email notifications and always know if anything goes wrong.

Integrate Greenhouse and Elasticsearch with minimal effort and in only a few clicks!