Destinations
graph8 stores all your event data automatically in its built-in CDP (ClickHouse + PostgreSQL). Contacts, companies, enrichment, sequences, and campaigns all work out of the box - no destination setup needed.
Destinations are optional - for teams that also want a copy of their event data in their own warehouse or analytics tools. Configure once, every event flows to both graph8’s CDP and your additional destinations.
Supported Destinations
Data Warehouses
| Destination | What You Get |
|---|---|
| BigQuery | Auto-schema, streaming inserts, partitioned tables |
| Snowflake | Auto-schema, bulk loading, warehouse auto-resume |
| ClickHouse | Async inserts, optimized for high-volume streaming |
| Redshift | Auto-schema, S3 staging for bulk loads |
| Postgres | Direct inserts, auto-schema |
| MySQL | Direct inserts, auto-schema |
| S3 | JSON/Parquet files, partitioned by date |
Analytics & Marketing
| Destination | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Google Analytics 4 | Forward events as GA4 hits |
| Amplitude | Send events and user properties |
| Mixpanel | Track events and identify users |
| Facebook Conversion API | Server-side conversion tracking |
| HubSpot | Sync contacts and events |
Custom
| Destination | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Webhook (HTTP) | POST events to any URL |
| JavaScript Tag | Load third-party scripts client-side |
Adding a Destination
- Go to Connections > Destinations in your graph8 dashboard
- Click + Add Destination
- Select the destination type
- Enter credentials (project ID, API key, connection string, etc.)
- Click Save
That’s it. Events start flowing immediately to the new destination.
How It Works
g8.track('signup', { plan: 'pro' }) │ ├──→ BigQuery (events.signup table, auto-created) ├──→ Google Analytics 4 (as GA4 event) ├──→ HubSpot (contact activity) └──→ graph8 CDP (contact enrichment + sequences)- No extra code - the SDK sends to graph8, graph8 fans out to all destinations
- No data loss - events are persisted before delivery, retried on failure
- Schema-free - send any JSON, warehouses get auto-created tables and columns
- Real-time - events arrive at destinations within seconds
Filtering Events Per Destination
Use Functions to control which events reach which destinations. For example, send only purchase events to Facebook Conversion API, or strip PII before sending to BigQuery.
Verifying Delivery
Open Connections > Live Events to see events flowing through the pipeline. Each event shows which destinations received it and delivery status.
See Live Events for details.