Coverage without compromise.
Grow monitoring coverage intelligently as your stack scales and do more with less resources thanks to tooling that reduces maintenance burden, improves signal-to-noise, and helps you understand impact across interconnected systems.


Don’t Let Scale Stop You
As your stack and data assets scale, so do monitors. Keeping rules updated becomes a full-time job, and tribal knowledge about monitors gets scattered, so teams struggle to sunset obsolete monitors while adding new ones. No more with Sifflet.
- Optimize monitoring coverage and minimize noise levels with AI-powered suggestions and supervision that adapt dynamically
- Implement programmatic monitoring set up and maintenance with Data Quality as Code (DQaC)
- Automated monitor creation and updates based on data changes
- Centralized monitor management reduces maintenance overhead

Get Clear and Consistent
Maintaining consistent monitoring practices across tools, platforms, and internal teams that work across different parts of the stack isn’t easy. Sifflet makes it a breeze.
- Set up consistent alerting and response workflows
- Benefit from unified monitoring across your platforms and tools
- Use automated dependency mapping to show system relationships and benefit from end-to-end visibility across the entire data pipeline


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Frequently asked questions
How does Sifflet's Data Sharing feature help with enforcing data governance policies?
Great question! Sifflet's Data Sharing provides access to rich metadata about your data assets, including tags, owners, and monitor configurations. By making this available in your own data warehouse, you can set up automated checks to ensure compliance with your governance standards. It's a powerful way to implement scalable data governance and reduce manual audits using our observability platform.
How does data lineage tracking help with root cause analysis in data integration?
Data lineage tracking gives visibility into how data flows from source to destination, making it easier to pinpoint where issues originate. This is essential for root cause analysis, especially when dealing with complex integrations across multiple systems. At Sifflet, we see data lineage as a cornerstone of any observability platform.
How does Sifflet help improve data reliability for modern organizations?
At Sifflet, we provide a full-stack observability platform that gives teams complete visibility into their data pipelines. From data quality monitoring to root cause analysis and real-time anomaly detection, we help organizations ensure their data is accurate, timely, and trustworthy.
How does Sentinel help reduce alert fatigue in modern data environments?
Sentinel intelligently analyzes metadata like data lineage and schema changes to recommend what really needs monitoring. By focusing on high-impact areas, it cuts down on noise and helps teams manage alert fatigue while optimizing monitoring costs.
How do I choose the right organizational structure for my data team?
It depends on your company's size, data maturity, and use cases. Some teams report to engineering or product, while others operate as independent entities reporting to the CEO or CFO. The key is to avoid silos and unclear ownership. A centralized or hybrid structure often works well to promote collaboration and maintain transparency in data pipelines.
Who should be the first hire on a new data team?
If you're just starting out, look for someone with 'Full Data Stack' capabilities, like a Data Analyst with strong SQL and business acumen or a Data Engineer with analytics skills. This person can work closely with other teams to build initial pipelines and help shape your data platform. As your needs evolve, you can grow your team with more specialized roles.
What kind of visibility does Sifflet provide for Airflow DAGs?
Sifflet offers a clear view of DAG run statuses and their potential impact on the rest of your data pipeline. Combined with data lineage tracking, it gives you full transparency, making root cause analysis and incident response much easier.
Why is data observability so important for modern data teams?
Great question! Data observability is essential because it gives teams full visibility into the health of their data pipelines. Without it, small issues can quickly snowball into major incidents, like broken dashboards or faulty machine learning models. At Sifflet, we help you catch problems early with real-time metrics and proactive monitoring, so your team can focus on creating insights, not putting out fires.



















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