The SSIS JSON Source component allows developers to retrieve JSON documents from an HTTP URL or a local file. From there the component will then break up the structure and produce column data which can be consumed by downstream SSIS pipeline components. With JSON Source component developers are able to integrate with virtually any web API including those REST APIs with OAuth2 authentication requirements.

Also available is a JSON Extract component which is a transformation component that can be used to extract any complex JSON document or column data already in SSIS pipeline by transforming it into tabular data structure which can be further consumed by downstream SSIS pipeline components.

Either component will support as many outputs as needed based on the JSON structure to transform all necessary data into column data to use as required in the downstream pipeline.

Using SSIS JSON Destination, developers are able to merge input data based on the JSON data structure defined in the component. You can then specify the component to write the merged JSON document to a local file or you can send it to a HTTP URL to perform a RESTful service call.

Also available is JSON Merge component which is a transformation component that can be used within an ETL project to merge input data into JSON hierarchical structure to use in downstream pipeline.

Either component will support as many data inputs as needed to create the desired JSON hierarchical structure. The transformed JSON data can then be used for many scenarios including sending to a REST web service, or save to a file stored locally or in the cloud.