Unified data catalog
Search technical and business metadata across connected platforms with owners, domains, classifications, freshness, and trust signals.
One place to discover, trust, and govern data.
Available means implemented in the core platform. Pilot-ready identifies the production-capable Snowflake adapter. Contract-ready means the interface is complete while tenant transport still requires implementation.
9 core capabilities1 pilot-ready adapter2 contract-ready adapters
Business glossary
Define shared language, connect terms to assets, and version business definitions without changing source-platform metadata.
Lineage & impact
Explore upstream and downstream dependencies, column evidence, pipeline context, confidence, and manually curated gaps.
Data quality
Version, schedule, and run completeness, uniqueness, validity, freshness, custom SQL, and trusted Python checks near the data.
Stewardship work
Route quality issues, access requests, metadata enrichment, certifications, and attestations through accountable queues.
Ownership & certification
Assign owners and stewards by asset or data product, record attestations, and renew expiring certifications.
Reusable data products
Package governed assets with service levels, access guidance, accountability, certification, and quality context.
Trust & audit
Make quality scores, usage, validation dates, change history, adapter health, and audit evidence visible in one place.
Identity & access
Use Google or Microsoft Entra OIDC, platform-aware discovery grants, scoped roles, and source visibility controls.
Snowflake adapter
Extract assets, fields, tags, usage, grants, object and column lineage; execute guarded quality SQL and optional tag write-back.
Microsoft Fabric adapter
A complete adapter contract and capability manifest ready for tenant-specific Fabric API and service-principal transport.
Databricks adapter
A complete adapter contract and capability manifest ready for Unity Catalog, workspace, and SQL warehouse transport.
Pricing: Free and MIT-licensed. Infrastructure, implementation, support, and source-platform usage can still carry costs.