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Mora is invite-only. You need an invitation from an existing organization member to create an account. If you received an invitation but the link doesn’t work, it may have expired — ask your admin to send a new one.
Go to Settings → Members, enter their email address, and click Invite. They’ll receive an email with a join link. See Members & invitations.
Mora runs your SQL query in the background and materializes the results. Charts that reference this dataset automatically update. The query runs against your database once at publish time — after that, charts display the materialized data.
When you publish a dataset, Mora materializes the query results so charts can load instantly. The raw data stays in your database — Mora only stores the results of the queries you run. Catalog sync reads metadata (table/column names and types) but not actual data.
SQL runs on your database and handles complex joins, CTEs, and transformations. Rift runs in your browser on the already-published results — it’s for the “last mile” shaping like grouping, filtering, and sorting. Rift doesn’t hit your database. See Rift transformations.
Yes — switch to Ask mode using the mode selector or Shift+Tab. In Ask mode, the AI can answer questions, explain queries, and explore your schema, but it cannot modify any datasets, boards, or charts.
Open Settings → Billing (visible to owners and admins). This opens the Stripe Customer Portal where you can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel. See Billing.
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, ClickHouse, Snowflake, and Databricks. See Datasources.
PostHog, Stripe, Salesforce, HubSpot, Attio, Google Sheets, and Facebook Ads. These sync into your warehouse via Fivetran. See Connections.
Yes — use the Download CSV option from any chart’s options menu. The export includes the data as shaped by Rift transformations. See Export.