The data work behind the answer, done with your team.
Agreeing a definition is the start. The data behind it still has to be shaped, checked and kept in step — transformations, facts and dimensions built alongside your engineers, in your repositories, running on your platform. This page shows what that delivered work looks like.
One worked example below: net revenue, from the agreed definition to a checked result.
From an agreed definition to a checked result
Net revenue, end to end: what it means, where the data comes from, and the check that proves the output matches the source.
On this selection, demo is a Snowflake database: DEMO.GOLD.REVENUE_BY_QUARTER.
Net revenue = gross revenue − discounts − credits
Owner: Finance. Calendar quarters, USD, non-null decimal amounts.
Fictional example. The website computes these rows locally; it does not run SQL in a warehouse.
One engineering story within your platform
A coding harness and skills may generate transformation work; your warehouse and deployment tooling execute it. The Native App focuses on semantics, not on running every ingestion or transformation step.
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Bronze
Source inputs and source totals used for reconciliation.
- 02
Silver
Existing structures and transformations, including mappings into a data vault where applicable.
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Gold
Generated and maintained facts, dimensions and information-mart artifacts.
- 04
Semantics
Native semantic views and metric views exposing business meaning to analytics and AI.
Start a free pilot
Bring the gold or silver workflow you want to simplify. We agree the scope of a free pilot together before we start.
- 01One business question
- 02One owner of the definition
- 03The data it depends on
- 04A review on your platform
- Start a free pilotWatch demo
