Databases
Use HarperDB SQL and NoSQL queries as the data layer for ToolJet apps.
Configure your connection, create queries, and build the interface your team needs. Try a sample prompt
Connector capabilities
Create queries for the operations your app needs, then connect their inputs and results to the interface.
Operations and configuration can vary by connector version. Check the full HarperDB guide.
An app you could build
Build a searchable table and edit form over HarperDB records using the query mode that fits your data model.
I have inventory records in HarperDB with SKU, warehouse, and quantity fields. Build a searchable inventory console with warehouse filters. Add a form to update a selected item's quantity after confirmation.
Start with this prompt in ToolJet. Sign in or create an account, then connect your data source and replace the example names and fields with yours.
Review the generated app, configure permissions, and test its queries before sharing it with your team.
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Use HarperDB SQL and NoSQL queries as the data layer for ToolJet apps. Supported capabilities: SQL queries; NoSQL queries.
Access to the HarperDB account or endpoint you intend to connect, with the credentials and permissions specified in its setup guide.
Use credentials with only the permissions your app needs. Filter and paginate query results, and enforce access restrictions in the database or server-side queries.
Connect HarperDB queries to app events such as button clicks and form submissions. ToolJet Workflows and Agent Builder can orchestrate supported connectors on Self-hosted deployments; those products are not available on ToolJet Cloud. Check the connector and deployment requirements for your use case.
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Connect your data, build an interface, and give your team a focused workspace.
Connector information reviewed 2026-09-25. Source: ToolJet documentation.