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An Overview of Unito's MySQL Integration
Connecting MySQL with Unito? Here’s what you can expect from this integration.
In this article:
What Unito syncs from MySQL
Unito syncs records from MySQL tables by linking individual fields from these records to items in other tools (e.g., Trello cards, Jira issues, ServiceNow records).
Unito syncs records from your MySQL tables to other tools automatically and keeps data in sync in both tools. You can use this integration as a lynchpin to sync MySQL data to the rest of your tool stack.
Supported fields for MySQL records
Unito supports all fields for MySQL. You can also apply any field as a filter with the conditions:
- is/is not, meaning a Unito rule will look for an exact query before applying a rule.
- empty/any value, meaning a Unito rule will check if a column has any data in it before syncing or filtering it out.