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-
-Watch how Cube and Explo work together in this webinar recording: [Embedded
-Analytics Made Simple](https://cube.dev/events/customer-facing-analytics-made-simple).
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-
-
-## Connect from Cube Cloud
-
-Navigate to the [Integrations](/product/workspace/integrations#connect-specific-tools)
-page, click Connect to Cube, and choose Explo to get
-detailed instructions.
-
-## Connect from Cube Core
-
-You can connect a Cube deployment to Explo using the [SQL API][ref-sql-api].
-
-In Cube Core, the SQL API is disabled by default. Enable it and [configure
-the credentials](/product/apis-integrations/sql-api#configuration) to
-connect to Explo.
-
-## Connecting from Explo
-
-### Connecting a data source
-
-To connect to Cube, go to the Data page and
-click Connect Data Source:
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-
-
-When asked to select a database, choose PostgreSQL from the
-list. Enter the credentials for Cube's SQL API:
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-
-
-You should get a message that Explo successfully connected to Cube and found
-some tables.
-
-### Querying data
-
-To query your data, go to the Dashboards page and
-click Create Dashboard. Proceed with adding a new dataset
-to this dashboard by clicking + (choose the data model you've
-created just a few minutes ago):
-
-
-
-Finally, you can write SQL to query Cube via the SQL API:
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-
-
-[ref-sql-api]: /product/apis-integrations/sql-api