For business analysts
Write the definition once, in plain language.
You already know what the numbers mean. Duodata gives that knowledge a structured home: definition, owner, dimensions and the reports that use it.
What changes for you
The working picture
Plain-language definitions
No modelling notation required — the meaning you would explain to a colleague is the record.
Connected to reports
Each measure links to the reports and dashboards that rely on it, so impact is visible before change.
A place for decisions
Edge cases — what counts, what is excluded, which window — are recorded as decisions, not tribal knowledge.
Industry
See it worked through.
- Food production & quality“Which inspection results actually count as passed?”Why one pass-rate question produced two confident answers — and how the quality team's agreed definition became the one AI uses.For quality and operations teams · Quality · Operations · FinanceSee the Food production & quality story
- Air cargo“How much of what we booked actually flew?”How a cargo team agreed what 'booked actually flew' means — cohort, cutoff and weight — so planning and AI work from the same number.For cargo operations and commercial teams · Cargo operations · Commercial planning · FinanceSee the Air cargo story
Free pilot
Start a free pilot
We work through one business question with you: agree its meaning, map it to the relevant data and review how it works on Snowflake or Databricks. We agree the scope 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