This is the public tier of Lima's documentation: what the platform is, how connectors, operators and orchestration work, how the API and SDK are used, how security is configured, and a library of blueprints. It needs no sign-in. Product documentation for customers and partners, with release-specific detail, sits behind sign-in.
The six steps, the catalog and the access policy; the 22-day onboarding path; a first pipeline in thirty minutes.
Start here →How connector documentation is organised, the prerequisites by category, the connection registry and the vault.
Connectors →The 150+ operators by family, with what each does and when it is used; Python and SQL operators.
Operators →Five trigger modes, run windows and deadlines, pause, resume and replay, Airflow DAGs, external schedulers, alerts.
Orchestration →REST and GraphQL APIs, webhooks, the Python SDK, authentication and rate limits.
API and SDK →Roles, attribute rules, masking, audit export, secrets, network prerequisites; the trust center for the policies.
Security →Eight ready pipelines: SAP full extract, change-capture sync, multi-source merge, lakehouse landing, warehouse refresh, MDM sync, Kinaxis first load, o9 foundation load.
Blueprints →What changed in each release, and the live status of the service.
Changelog →The public tier is indexed by search engines; the sign-in portal for product documentation is marked noindex, so a search result never lands on a login page. Anything that depends on your release version is behind sign-in; everything conceptual is here.
