Data quality monitoring is essential for maintaining the integrity of your data assets. It helps catch issues like missing values, inconsistencies, and outdated information before they impact business decisions. Combined with data observability, it ensures that your data catalog reflects trustworthy, high-quality data across the pipeline.

Sifflet uses a cell-based architecture that isolates each customer’s instance and database. This ensures that even under heavy usage or a potential breach, your data pipeline monitoring remains secure, reliable, and unaffected by other customers’ activities.

End-to-end data lineage helps your team perform accurate impact assessments and faster root cause analysis. By connecting declared and built-in assets, you get full visibility into upstream and downstream dependencies, which is key for data reliability and operational intelligence.

Yes, dbt Impact Analysis is a key addition to Sifflet’s observability platform. It integrates seamlessly into your GitHub or GitLab workflows and complements other features like data lineage tracking and data quality monitoring to provide holistic data observability.

Absolutely! In fact, data monitoring is often a key feature within a broader data observability solution. At Sifflet, we combine traditional monitoring with advanced capabilities like data profiling, pipeline health dashboards, and data drift detection so you get both alerts and insights in one place.

Absolutely! One of our goals is to democratize data observability. The Sifflet AI Assistant is designed to be accessible to both technical and non-technical users, offering natural language interfaces and actionable insights that simplify data quality monitoring across the organization.

Reverse ETL bridges the gap between data teams and business users by moving data from the warehouse into tools like CRMs and marketing platforms. This enables operational analytics, where business teams can act on real-time data. To ensure this process runs smoothly, data observability dashboards can monitor for pipeline errors and enforce data validation rules.

A data observability platform continuously monitors inventory data using real-time metrics and anomaly detection. It compares RFID scans with POS transactions, flags inconsistencies, and tracks key inventory KPIs. This helps retailers maintain more accurate stock levels and reduce shrinkage or overstocking.