SSIS Data Flow Components

By SSIS Data Flow Components

Add source, destination, and lookup connectors for databases and cloud apps to SQL Server Integration Services.

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Overview

What is SSIS Data Flow Components?

SSIS Data Flow Components by Devart is a set of connectors that extend SQL Server Integration Services with source, destination, and lookup components for databases, data warehouses, and cloud applications. It covers sources such as Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, BigQuery, Salesforce, HubSpot, and NetSuite. Components include visual query editors, optimized bulk loading, per-row error handling, and cached lookups. BI developers, data engineers, and analysts use it to build ETL packages in Visual Studio without custom code.

Best for
BI DevelopersData EngineersETL DevelopersDatabase AdministratorsData Analysts
Product snapshot
Category
Data Extraction & Collection
Best for
SSIS ETL developers
Deployment
On-premise
Free trial
Yes
Integrations
Salesforce, Snowflake, BigQuery, NetSuite
AI features
No
Key features

Key features of SSIS Data Flow Components

Source components

Read data with a visual editor and custom SELECT queries.

Destination components

Load data quickly with source-specific optimizations and per-row error handling.

Lookup components

Reduce server round-trips using advanced caching and batched SELECT statements.

Cloud app connectors

Connect SSIS packages to over 40 cloud apps like Salesforce.

Data warehouse support

Move data into Snowflake, Redshift, BigQuery, and Azure Synapse Analytics.

Generated ID return

Returns primary key values for records inserted into the destination.

Reviews

SSIS Data Flow Components reviews

12 reviews

Overall

4.6/5

  • Ease of use4.3/5
  • Customer support4.3/5

What users like

  • Handles large data volumes well
  • Quick setup in Visual Studio
  • Easy Salesforce and cloud connections
  • Reasonably priced for features

What users dislike

  • Documentation has some gaps
  • Initial package loads can be slow
  • Pipelines get harder to maintain
  • Requires SQL Server Integration Services

Luis Raul E.

Programmer/Analyst I

“Liked how well it handles large volumes of data. Found it hard to manage multiple environments and move packages between them.”

Mythili B.

Data Analytics

“Liked the user-friendly design, straightforward setup in Visual Studio, and fast transformations. Found the first package load slow and wanted more troubleshooting help.”

jeremy S.

Senior Software Developer

“Liked being able to pull bulk entity sets from a remote API through ODBC SQL. Found syncing slow and noted that API support lagged with some features missing.”

Arpit B.

Lead Consultant

“Liked the user-friendly interface, broad transformation options, and C# support. Found connectivity to other databases such as Oracle and Teradata limited.”

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Integrations

SSIS Data Flow Components integrations

SSIS Data Flow Components plugs into SQL Server Integration Services and Visual Studio, adding connectors that appear as standard source, destination, and lookup components in data flow packages. Database coverage includes SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, DB2, and SQLite. Data warehouse connectors cover Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, Azure Synapse Analytics, and Azure SQL Data Warehouse. More than 40 cloud application connectors include Salesforce, Dynamics 365, HubSpot, NetSuite, QuickBooks Online, Shopify, Zendesk, Jira, Mailchimp, Marketo, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Stripe, and the Zoho suite. Components can be bought individually or together in a Universal Bundle that includes every connector.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about SSIS Data Flow Components