Forge doesn’t take action on its own, but it does provide smart, contextual guidance based on past fixes. It helps teams resolve issues faster while keeping you in full control of the resolution process, which is key for maintaining SLA compliance and data quality monitoring.

Data observability helps organizations ensure data quality, monitor pipelines in real time, and build trust in their data. At Big Data LDN, we’ll share how companies like Penguin Random House use observability tools to improve data governance and drive better decisions.

Data quality monitoring was key to jobvalley’s success. By using Sifflet’s data observability tools, they were able to validate the accuracy of business-critical tables, helping build trust in their data and supporting confident, data-driven decision-making.

Accessibility is a core part of our design philosophy. We ensure that key indicators in our observability tools, such as data freshness checks or pipeline health statuses, are communicated using both color and iconography. This approach supports inclusive experiences for users with visual impairments, including color blindness.

After migration, continuous data quality monitoring is a must. Set up real-time alerts for data freshness checks, schema changes, and ingestion latency. These observability tools help you catch issues early and keep your data pipelines running smoothly.

We're excited because MCP allows us to build intelligent, context-aware agents that go beyond alerts. With MCP, our observability tools can now support real-time metrics analysis, dynamic thresholding, and even automated remediation. It’s a huge step forward in delivering reliable and scalable data observability.

Absolutely! Sifflet Insights connects to your broader observability platform, giving you visibility into data pipeline health right from your BI dashboards. It helps track incidents, monitor data freshness, and detect anomalies before they impact your business decisions.

We’re excited about what’s ahead. Soon, the Sifflet AI Assistant will allow non-technical users to create monitors using natural language, expand monitoring coverage automatically, and provide deeper insights into resource utilization and capacity planning to support scalable data observability.