Fivetran Accelerates End-to-End Data Movement Strategy

Thursday, May 1, 2025, 12:20 pm

Fivetran is enhancing its data integration offering by acquiring Census, allowing the company to deliver a seamless, end‐to‐end solution for data movement. This strategic expansion broadens Fivetran’s platform capabilities and operational reach in data activation, clearly aimed at streamlining organizational workflows.

siliconangle.com / Fivetran to acquire Census to extend platform with reverse ETL and data activation

Big data integration firm Fivetran Inc. today announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire universal data platform company Census for an undisclosed price. Founded in 2018 as Sutro Labs Inc., Census offers a data activation platform that allows organizations to operationalize their data by…

techcrunch.com / Fivetran acquires Census to become end-to-end data movement platform

After nearly 13 years in business, Fivetran will now be able to offer its customers an end-to-end data movement solution. Fivetran, which helps enterprises move data from a variety of sources into cloud databases, announced on Thursday it has acquired Census, a reverse extract, transform, and load…

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