ETL and ELT use the same three steps (extract, transform, load) in a different order. In ETL the data is cleaned and reshaped before it reaches the warehouse. In ELT the raw data is loaded first and transformed inside the warehouse, using the warehouse's own compute. The order sounds like a detail, but it changes where your logic lives, what you can reprocess, what you pay for, and who can maintain the pipeline. ETL Sources Transform in ETL tool / server Load clean data only Warehouse modelled tables ELT Sources Load raw data as-is Warehouse: raw → Transform with SQL → marts compute of the warehouse does the work
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