# Connect with Sisense

You can connect Sisense to SingleStore.

Sisense supports two types of data models: **ElastiCube Model** and **Live Model**.

* When you use the **ElastiCube Model**, you import data from data sources, and then merge, manipulate, and query the data. If the data in the data sources changes, you will need to refresh the data sources to see the changes.
* When you use the **Live Model**, you work directly with data sources. You do not need to refresh the data sources if the data changes.

## Prerequisites

Download and install Sisense. Refer to [Sisense Documentation](https://documentation.sisense.com/) for more information.

## Connect Sisense to SingleStore using ElastiCube Model

1. Open **Sisense**, and select the **Data** tab from the top menu.

2. Select **+ElastiCube**. Specify a name for your new ElastiCube Model, and select **Save**.

3. A screen appears that has a row labeled **Data >>** with the name of the ElastiCube Model you specified in the previous step. Select the **+Data** button on the right. Then, select the **SingleStore** icon from the available connectors.

4. A screen appears where you specify your SingleStore connection details.&#x20;

   For the **Location**, specify the IP address or hostname of your cluster. Then, specify the username and password used to connect to your cluster.&#x20;

   Select **Next**.

5. Select the database that you want to use. Then, select the tables or views in this database that you want to work with. Select **Done**.

Your SingleStore cluster is now configured and can be accessed from Sisense using ElastiCube Model.

## Connect Sisense to SingleStore using Live Model

1. Open **Sisense**, and select the **Data** tab from the top menu.

2. Select **+Live**. Specify a name for your new Live Model, and select **Save**.

3. A screen appears that has a row labeled **Data >>** with the name of the Live Model you specified in the previous step. Select the **+Data** button on the right. Then, select the **SingleStore** icon from the available connectors.

4. A screen appears where you specify your SingleStore connection details.&#x20;

   For the **Location**, specify the IP address or hostname of your cluster. Then, specify the username and password used to connect to your cluster.&#x20;

   Select **Next**.

5. Select the database that you want to use. Then, select the tables or views in this database that you want to work with. Select **Done**.

Your SingleStore cluster has now been configured and can be accessed from Sisense using Live Model.

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Modified at: February 6, 2023

Source: [/db/v9.1/query-data/connect-with-analytics-and-bi-tools/connect-with-sisense/](https://docs.singlestore.com/db/v9.1/query-data/connect-with-analytics-and-bi-tools/connect-with-sisense/)

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