Pegasus Opera 3 SQL SE - Data Connector

The Opera 3 SE Data Connector enables fast, secure and direct access to your data from Opera 3 SE and integrate it with business tools such as Microsoft Power BI, Excel and SharePoint enabling you to get even more insight into your business.

More information can be found on the Pegasus website, or get in touch for more information.

https://www.pegasus.co.uk/data-connector

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