# Google Cloud Integration

Absolute Labs is built on Google Cloud.

Google Cloud customers can leverage several integrations to improve their experience with Absolute Labs.

## BigQuery data sync

Customer profiles stored on BigQuery on your side can be merged with the core profiles in the Absolute Labs platform, to allow seamless reading of always-fresh data coming from your own datasets.

To do so:

1. Contact your Customer Success Manager (CSM) to obtain the service account to grant permission to on your table
2. Provide your CSM the BigQuery table ID from which the data should be read.

Automatic mapping is applied, but can be adjusted.

## WRM x Looker

Upon request, customers can get direct access to a BigQuery view grouping all the data on the profiles they have in their Absolute Labs WRM, enhanced with blockchain data such as portfolio value, top holdings, buying power and more. Contact your CSM for details.

## Raw blockchain data as BigQuery views

Absolute Labs offers plans to get access to our proprietary multi-chain, standardized blockchain data warehouse, covering for example:

* holdings, portfolio values, interests, buying power and more for 1B+ wallets across 5+ chains
* standardized cross-chain data allowing to look into wallets, but also fungible and non fungible asset stats across EVM and non-EVM chains with the same queries

These BigQuery views can be used either directly or with tools like Looker to create your own dashboards, reports and alerts.

Contact our sales teams for more information.

## VPC and single tenant on Google Cloud

Traffic between Absolute Labs and your systems can be routed through VPCs to prevent any data from transiting through the internet.

This covers raw data syncs, as well as webhooks used in the [Flows](/features/flows.md) feature.

Furthermore, the Absolute Labs platform can be deployed as a single tenant platform directly within your Google Cloud environment. Contact our sales teams for details.


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