Connector · Databases & APIs

AI search over SQL Server, on your own infrastructure.

Ask questions across your SQL Server content and get cited answers, with access limited to what each person can already open. The connector runs inside your environment and keeps content in sync.

Category
Databases & APIs
Runs in
Your infrastructure
Permissions
Carried from SQL Server
Sync
Continuous, no manual uploads

In short

The DeepVox SQL Server connector reads the SQL Server content you choose, inside your own infrastructure, and carries its permissions across. People ask in chat, voice or other tools and get answers that cite the SQL Server source, limited to content they are already allowed to see.

What it does

Connected, governed, cited.

Permissions carried across

Answers only draw on content the person can already open in SQL Server.

Continuous sync

New and changed content is picked up without manual uploads.

Runs in your environment

Content is never copied to a third-party AI service.

Cited answers

Every answer links to the SQL Server item it came from.

Typical content

What we usually index from SQL Server.

Scope is agreed in discovery: which spaces, folders, projects or tables to include.

  • Tables and views you approve
  • Text columns for search
  • Structured fields for filters

What people ask

Example questions.

  • “Which accounts have overdue invoices?”
  • “Show the history of this order.”
  • “How many cases were opened last week?”

Works alongside

Often connected together.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does the SQL Server connector copy our data to a vendor?

No. The connector, index and models run in your own infrastructure.

Are SQL Server permission changes reflected?

Yes. Permissions are kept in sync with SQL Server, so access changes there are reflected in answers.

Can you connect a system that isn’t listed?

Yes. Anything with an API, a database or an export can be connected; we build the connector during customization and the code is yours.