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Overview

Daymark connects to NeonDB through a PostgreSQL connection string. This guide shows where to find it in Neon and how to use it in Daymark.

Get the Neon Connection String

1

Open your Neon project

In Neon, open the project you want to connect.
2

Open the Connect panel

Click Connect to open the connection options.
3

Show the password

In the connection string section, enable Show password so the full string is visible.
4

Copy the connection string

Copy the full connection string.

Connect NeonDB in Daymark

1

Open the PostgreSQL connection flow

After login, open the Explore page and click Add Data Source.Explore page with Add data source button
2

Select PostgreSQL

Choose PostgreSQL as the data source.Data connectors modal with PostgreSQL selected
3

Paste the connection string

Paste the Neon connection string into the Connection string field.PostgreSQL connection form
4

Select tables and fields

Choose the tables and columns you want to include.Field selection during PostgreSQL import
5

Importing data

Daymark shows the import progress as it pulls in your data.Importing data from PostgreSQL