Row Zero documentation covers everything from initial warehouse setup to the technical details of how query pushdown works. This page is the index. Use the sidebar or the quick cards above to jump to the section you need.
Getting started
The quickstart guide walks through connecting a warehouse and opening your first table in about ten minutes. It assumes you have a Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, Redshift, or DuckDB connection string or can get one from your data engineering team.
Connector setup
The connectors page has warehouse-specific setup instructions. Each section covers the minimum permissions required, how to configure OAuth if your warehouse supports it, and the most common problems people hit during first connection.
Query pushdown
When you perform any operation in Row Zero, including sorting a column, filtering rows, or writing a formula, that operation is compiled to SQL and sent to your warehouse. No data is extracted to our servers. The technical details of how this compilation works are covered in the query pushdown section of the connectors page.
Formula and SQL mode
Row Zero supports both spreadsheet formulas (=SUMIF, =VLOOKUP, pivot tables) and direct SQL queries. Both modes compile to warehouse SQL. You can switch modes per sheet. The formula reference lists every supported formula and its SQL equivalent.