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Sell data products that meet the most demanding standards of data reliability, quality and health.


Identify Opportunities
Monetizing data starts with identifying your highest potential data sets. Sifflet can highlight patterns in data usage and quality that suggest monetization potential and help you uncover data combinations that could create value.
- Deep dive into patterns around data usage to identify high-value data sets through usage analytics
- Determine which data assets are most reliable and complete

Ensure Quality and Operational Excellence
It’s not enough to create a data product. Revenue depends on ensuring the highest levels of reliability and quality. Sifflet ensures quality and operational excellence to protect your revenue streams.
- Reduce the cost of maintaining your data products through automated monitoring
- Prevent and detect data quality issues before customers are impacted
- Empower rapid response to issues that could affect data product value
- Streamline data delivery and sharing processes


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Frequently asked questions
How does data ingestion relate to data observability?
Great question! Data ingestion is where observability starts. Once data enters your system, observability platforms like Sifflet help monitor its quality, detect anomalies, and ensure data freshness. This allows teams to catch ingestion issues early, maintain SLA compliance, and build trust in their data pipelines.
What role does accessibility play in Sifflet’s UI design?
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.
How do declared assets improve data quality monitoring?
Declared assets appear in your Data Catalog just like built-in assets, with full metadata and business context. This improves data quality monitoring by making it easier to track data lineage, perform data freshness checks, and ensure SLA compliance across your entire pipeline.
What is reverse ETL and why is it important in the modern data stack?
Reverse ETL is the process of moving data from your data warehouse into external systems like CRMs or marketing platforms. It plays a crucial role in the modern data stack by enabling operational analytics, allowing business teams to act on real-time metrics and make data-driven decisions directly within their everyday tools.
How does Sifflet help teams improve data accessibility across the organization?
Great question! Sifflet makes data accessibility a breeze by offering intuitive search features and AI-generated metadata, so both technical and non-technical users can easily find and understand the data they need. This helps break down silos and supports better collaboration, which is a key component of effective data observability.
Can open-source ETL tools support data observability needs?
Yes, many open-source ETL tools like Airbyte or Talend can be extended to support observability features. By integrating them with a cloud data observability platform like Sifflet, you can add layers of telemetry instrumentation, anomaly detection, and alerting. This ensures your open-source stack remains robust, reliable, and ready for scale.
What makes Sifflet different from other data observability platforms like Monte Carlo or Anomalo?
Sifflet stands out by offering a unified observability platform that combines data cataloging, monitoring, and data lineage tracking in one place. Unlike tools that focus only on anomaly detection or technical metrics, Sifflet brings in business context, empowering both technical and non-technical users to collaborate and ensure data reliability at scale.
What tools can help me monitor data consistency between old and new environments?
You can use data profiling and anomaly detection tools to compare datasets before and after migration. These features are often built into modern data observability platforms and help you validate that nothing critical was lost or changed during the move.



















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