Late loads
A run finishes after the reports have already refreshed. Yesterday's numbers look like today's.
Unityze checks data as it arrives, shows what each issue affects and who owns it, and tracks it through to resolution. Your team hears about problems first, not your stakeholders.
Every data team's work side by side, while each team keeps working its own way.
Quality checks, lineage, alerts and tickets in one place, running alongside existing pipelines. No tools to stitch together.
Ask Unityze answers questions about your platform, with sources. Analytics Studio answers business questions and turns them into dashboards.
Most go unnoticed until someone checks by hand: running queries, comparing counts, chasing other teams. Or until a stakeholder finds them first.
A run finishes after the reports have already refreshed. Yesterday's numbers look like today's.
A column arrives empty, and every report built on it is quietly wrong.
Numbers move overnight in ways nobody expected, and nobody is told.
Unityze checks every load as it arrives and puts what it finds in front of the right owner. No digging required.
One overnight load, start to finish. This is what happens when a column arrives empty.
Checks run at the point data enters your systems, not just after it lands.
Late, missing or unusual data is flagged immediately, and bad rows are held back.
Column region_code arrived empty: 0 of 48,210 rows filled.
With what went wrong, which reports it affects and who owns them.
Tracked through to resolution, before the business starts its day.
Illustrative example with sample data.
| Task | Without one connected place | With Unityze |
|---|---|---|
| Who spots the issue | A stakeholder, in a report | A check, as the data arrives |
| Working out the impact | Tracing it by hand, across tools | Lineage shows every affected report |
| Finding the owner | Asking around other teams | The owner is named on the alert |
| Following it up | Chat threads and memory | A ticket, tracked to resolution |
| Getting answers | A request in someone's queue | Ask Unityze in plain English |
Quality checks, catalog, lineage, monitoring, alerts and issue tracking usually sit in separate tools, or are pieced together by the team. In Unityze, they work as one.
Checks at the point data enters, not just after it lands. Bad data is quarantined automatically.
See exactly what an issue affects downstream, from source to report.
Every dataset, its owner, and whether it's healthy right now.
Late runs, missing data and unusual values flagged automatically.
Alerts become tickets, linked and tracked to resolution.
Documentation and project reports, scheduled or on demand.
Package data for teams to use, safely, with health and access built in.
Illustrative examples with sample data.
Unityze works alongside the data platform already in place. Nothing to migrate, nothing to rebuild.
Checked and observed as data moves
Traced back through lineage
Teams own their data for good reasons, and that doesn't change. Teams can see what their work depends on (which data feeds them, whether it's healthy and who owns it) without chasing other teams for answers.
Illustrative view with sample data.
Ask in plain English and get answers from your own platform data. No query to write, no ticket to raise.
What broke last night? One issue: Finance – Revenue Daily loaded with an empty region_code column at 02:10. It feeds 3 reports. The Finance Data team owns it and a ticket is open. Sources: Rule: region_code not null, Alert #1182, Table: fin.revenue_daily.
Illustrative answers with sample data.
Unityze is deployed in your own cloud account, including the interface. Nothing leaves your environment: not your data, not your metadata, not even status signals.
No. Unityze works alongside the data platform you already have. Your pipelines, tables and jobs stay where they are. There is nothing to migrate and nothing to rebuild.
Inside your own cloud account, including the interface. There is one deployment per cloud account.
No. Unityze makes no outbound calls to us. That includes health checks and status pings.
No. Each team keeps ownership of its data and keeps working the way it does today. Projects groups each team's work around what it delivers, and everyone gets one view of how it all fits together.
Users sign in with your single sign-on provider. They belong to groups (Admin, Developer, Analyst, Business), and each group gets View, Edit or Manage access. There is no limit on the number of users.
From your platform's own metadata: rules, alerts, catalog and lineage. Every answer points to the rule, alert or table it came from.
Pick one data flow that matters to you, and we'll show you what Unityze sees in it. Expand from there when you're ready.
Pick one data flow that matters to you, and we'll show you what Unityze sees.