Fivetran Enterprise

Overview Fivetran Enterprise targets larger organizations that need faster data freshness, access to enterprise-grade database sources, and more granular control over security and permissions than the Standard plan provides. It's the tier where several capabilities referenced on Fivetran's marketing pages as generic "platform capabilities" — like Hybrid Deployment and advanced governance — actually become available for the first time. Highlights Increases minimum sync frequency to 1 minute (versus 15 minutes on Standard); unlocks enterprise database connectors (Oracle, SAP, IBM Db2) and Fivetran's High-Volume Agent connectors; adds custom roles and permissions beyond Standard's fixed role-based access control; includes SCIM/user provisioning for automated identity management; offers a choice of underlying cloud provider (AWS, GCP, or Azure) for hosted infrastructure; unlocks the Hybrid Deployment model, letting customers process data pipelines within their own network while Fivetran's dashboard/API remains the control plane; VPN security tunnels are available but require an annual contract; includes access to Activations Audience Hub. Supported Cloud Infrastructure Delivers data into Amazon Redshift, Snowflake, and Databricks (all AWS-hosted), as well as Amazon S3 data lake destinations; Enterprise is the first tier offering a choice of underlying cloud provider (AWS, GCP, or Azure) rather than being fixed to one; supports Hybrid Deployment for processing within the customer's own AWS environment.