Orchestrate
Orchestrate lets you schedule your data pipeline to run automatically — combining sync connections and transformation tasks into a single job.
A pipeline combines one or more of your data connections with transformation tasks, then runs them automatically on a schedule you choose. You can also run a pipeline manually at any time.
Viewing your pipelines
- Select Data in the left menu, then select Orchestrate.

You will see a list of your existing pipelines. Each row shows:
- Pipeline — the name of the pipeline
- Schedule — how often the pipeline runs and your local timezone
- Status — whether the pipeline is Active or Inactive
- Last Run — when the pipeline last ran and who triggered it
- Result — the outcome of the last run (Success, Failed, Running, etc.)
- Actions — buttons to view history, run, or access more options
Creating a pipeline
- Select Create Pipeline in the top-right corner.
- Enter a Name for your pipeline.
- In the Connections field, select one or more connections to sync.
- Under Transform Tasks, check Run transform tasks if you want dbt to run after syncing. A task list will appear — you can reorder or remove tasks.
The following tasks run automatically before your transformation tasks — you don't need to add them manually:
- Git pull/clone — pulls the latest code from your Git repository
- dbt clean — removes compiled dbt artifacts
- dbt deps — installs dbt package dependencies
Setting a schedule
The Schedule section is on the right side of the pipeline form.
- Under Frequency, choose:
- Daily — runs every day at a time you set
- Weekly — runs on specific days at a time you set
- Manual — only runs when you trigger it yourself
- If you chose Weekly, select the Days of the Week.
- If you chose Daily or Weekly, set the Time of Day (shown in your local timezone).
- Select Create Pipeline to save.
Running a pipeline manually
On the pipeline list, select the run icon (↻) on the pipeline row to trigger a run immediately.
You cannot trigger a new run while a pipeline is already running. The run button will be disabled until the current run finishes.
Editing a pipeline
- Select the ⋯ menu on the pipeline row.
- Select Edit.
- Update any fields — name, connections, transform tasks, or schedule.
- Use the Is Active? toggle to pause or resume the automatic schedule without deleting the pipeline.
- Select Save Changes.
Viewing run history
- Select the history icon (clock) on a pipeline row.
A panel opens showing all past runs. Each run shows the date, who triggered it, and the outcome. Select a task row to expand and view its detailed logs.
Deleting a pipeline
- Select the ⋯ menu on the pipeline row.
- Select Delete.
Deleting a pipeline is permanent. Its schedule, configuration, and run history will all be removed and cannot be recovered.
Related: Ingest → Connections · Transform · Overview