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
What are Sentinel, Sage, and Forge, and how do they enhance data observability?
Sentinel, Sage, and Forge are Sifflet’s new AI agents designed to supercharge your data observability efforts. Sentinel proactively recommends monitoring strategies, Sage accelerates root cause analysis by remembering system history, and Forge guides your team with actionable fixes. Together, they help teams reduce alert fatigue and improve data reliability at scale.
Why is data observability important during the data integration process?
Data observability is key during data integration because it helps detect issues like schema changes or broken APIs early on. Without it, bad data can flow downstream, impacting analytics and decision-making. At Sifflet, we believe observability should start at the source to ensure data reliability across the whole pipeline.
How is data volume different from data variety?
Great question! Data volume is about how much data you're receiving, while data variety refers to the different types and formats of data sources. For example, a sudden drop in appointment data is a volume issue, while a new file format causing schema mismatches is a variety issue. Observability tools help you monitor both dimensions to maintain healthy pipelines.
Is Sifflet planning to offer native support for Airbyte in the future?
Yes, we're excited to share that a native Airbyte connector is in the works! This will make it even easier to integrate and monitor Airbyte pipelines within our observability platform. Stay tuned as we continue to enhance our capabilities around data lineage, automated root cause analysis, and pipeline resilience.
What makes observability scalable across different teams and roles?
Scalable observability works for engineers, analysts, and business stakeholders alike. It supports telemetry instrumentation for developers, intuitive dashboards for analysts, and high-level confidence signals for executives. By adapting to each role without adding friction, observability becomes a shared language across the organization.
What is data observability and why is it important for modern data teams?
Data observability is the ability to monitor and understand the health of your data across the entire data stack. As data pipelines become more complex, having real-time visibility into where and why data issues occur helps teams maintain data reliability and trust. At Sifflet, we believe data observability is essential for proactive data quality monitoring and faster root cause analysis.
Can I use custom dbt metadata for data governance in Sifflet?
Absolutely! Our new dbt tab surfaces custom metadata defined in your dbt models, which you can leverage for better data governance and data profiling. It’s all about giving you the flexibility to manage your data assets exactly the way you need.
How does data profiling support GDPR compliance efforts?
Data profiling helps by automatically identifying and tagging personal data across your systems. This is vital for GDPR, where you need to know exactly what PII you have and where it's stored. Combined with data quality monitoring and metadata discovery, profiling makes it easier to manage consent, enforce data contracts, and ensure data security compliance.



















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