Public Endpoints

Provides unauthenticated access to Fivetran connector metadata. This endpoint does not require an API key. Use it to discover available source connector types, their display names, icons, supported features, and links to documentation. The metadata updates automatically as Fivetran adds or changes connectors.

Resource attributes

The following attributes describe a connector type returned by the public endpoint.

Connector metadata attributes

Field name	Type	Description
`id`	string, read-only	Unique identifier of the connector type. Example: `google_ads`.
`name`	string, read-only	Display name of the connector. Example: `Google Ads`.
`type`	string, read-only	Category of the connector. Example: `Marketing`.
`description`	string, read-only	A short description of the connector's purpose.
`icon_url`	string, read-only	URL of the connector's icon image.
`icons`	array of strings, read-only	Set of icon URLs in multiple formats (PNG and SVG).
`link_to_docs`	string, read-only	URL to the connector's documentation page.
`link_to_erd`	string, read-only	URL to the connector's entity-relationship diagram. Empty if not applicable.
`connector_class`	string, read-only	Indicates whether the connector is a full or limited implementation. Possible values: `standard` – Full connector with complete schema and sync coverage. `lite` – Limited connector with partial schema coverage. See our Lite Connectors documentation for more details.
`service_status`	string, read-only	A connector's release phase. Possible values: `general_availability` – Available to all customers. `beta` – Available but still in beta. `private_preview` – Available to select customers only. `development` – Not yet available. `sunset` – No longer available.
`service_status_updated_at`	string, read-only	Date the connector's availability status was last updated, in `yyyy-MM-dd` format.
`supported_features`	array of objects, read-only	List of features supported by the connector. See Feature attributes.
`config`	object, read-only	JSON schema describing the connector's configuration fields.
`auth`	object, read-only	JSON schema describing the connector's authorization fields. Omitted if not applicable.

Feature attributes

These attributes describe an individual entry in the supported_features array.

Field name	Type	Description
`id`	string, read-only	Identifier of the supported feature. Possible values: `CUSTOM_DATA` – Connector supports custom data ingestion. `CAPTURE_DELETES` – Connector can detect and replicate deleted rows. `DATA_BLOCKING` – Connector supports schema and table blocking. `COLUMN_HASHING` – Connector supports column-level hashing. `RE_SYNC` – Connector supports manual re-sync. `HISTORY` – Connector supports historical sync mode. `API_CONFIGURABLE` – Connector can be fully configured via API. `PRIORITY_FIRST_SYNC` – Connector supports prioritized initial sync. `FIVETRAN_DATA_MODELS` – Connector provides Fivetran-managed data models. `PRIVATE_NETWORKING` – Connector supports private networking. `AUTHORIZATION_VIA_API` – Connector supports API-based authorization. `ROW_FILTERING` – Connector supports row-level filtering.
`notes`	string, read-only	Additional details about the feature's support for this specific connector.

Supported operations

Category	Endpoint	Description
List	`GET /public/connector-types`	Returns a list of all available source connector types and their metadata. No authentication required.