> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.usedaymark.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Supabase > Connect Supabase to Daymark using a connection string ## Overview Daymark connects to Supabase through its PostgreSQL connection string. This guide shows how to retrieve the Supabase connection string and use it in Daymark. *** ## Get the Supabase Connection String In Supabase, open the project you want to connect. Click **Connect** in the top bar to open the connection options. In the **Connection string** tab, set **Method** to **Transaction pooler**. Supabase connection string with Transaction pooler selected Copy the connection string shown in the panel. The connection string includes the database password you set when you created the Supabase project. *** ## Connect Supabase in Daymark ### Open the Explore Page After login, open the Explore page and click **Add Data Source**. Explore page with Add data source button ### Choose PostgreSQL Choose **PostgreSQL** as the data source. Data connectors modal with PostgreSQL selected ### Enter Connection Details Paste the Supabase connection string into the **Connection string** field. PostgreSQL connection form ### Select Tables and Fields Choose the tables and columns you want to include. Field selection during PostgreSQL import ### Connect and Import Daymark shows the import progress as it pulls in your data. Once the import is complete successfully, you can start analyzing the data in Daymark. Importing data from PostgreSQL *** ## Connection Complete Once the import completes successfully, ask your questions on the Explore page to see trends, patterns, and insights from your data in Daymark.