Composable CDP Native to Snowflake: More Than Just Zero-Copy
Which architecture is right for your business? Using Zeotap as an example, we explain the difference between zero-copy access and a native Snowflake integration.
Composable customer data platforms (CDPs) have long been more than a marketing term, but not every composable CDP works the same way. Some access a company’s Snowflake data via zero-copy, while others run entirely natively within the company’s own account. Using Zeotap as an example, this article explores what distinguishes these approaches from both a technical and strategic perspective. By the end, you will understand which architecture is best suited to which use case—and what to consider during procurement.









