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 kind of data quality monitoring does Sifflet offer when used with dbt?
When paired with dbt, Sifflet provides robust data quality monitoring by combining dbt test insights with ML-based rules and UI-defined validations. This helps you close test coverage gaps and maintain high data quality throughout your data pipelines.
What role does data governance play in a data observability platform?
Data governance is a core component of any robust data observability solution. Look for platforms that offer features like audit logging, access controls, and encryption. These capabilities help ensure your organization stays compliant with regulations like GDPR, while also protecting sensitive data and maintaining transparency across teams.
What sessions is Sifflet hosting at Big Data LDN?
We’ve got an exciting lineup! Join us for talks on building trust through data observability, monitoring and tracing data assets at scale, and transforming data skepticism into collaboration. Don’t miss our session on how to unlock the power of data observability for your organization.
Can I monitor my BigQuery data with Sifflet?
Absolutely! Sifflet’s observability tools are fully compatible with Google BigQuery, so you can perform data quality monitoring, data lineage tracking, and anomaly detection right where your data lives.
What challenges did Hypebeast face when transitioning to full-scale data observability?
One major challenge was shifting the company culture from being data-aware to truly data-driven. Technically, integrating new observability tools into existing infrastructures and managing the initial investment in time and resources also posed hurdles.
Can I use Sifflet to detect bad-quality data in my Airflow pipelines?
Absolutely! With Sifflet’s data quality monitoring integrated into Airflow DAGs, you can detect and isolate bad-quality data before it impacts downstream processes. This helps maintain high data reliability and supports SLA compliance.
What is the Universal Connector and how does it support data pipeline monitoring?
The Universal Connector lets you integrate Sifflet with any tool in your stack using YAML and API endpoints. It enables full-stack data pipeline monitoring and data lineage tracking, even for tools Sifflet doesn’t natively support, offering a more complete view of your observability workflows.
What does the Sifflet and Google Cloud partnership mean for users?
Great question! This partnership allows Google Cloud users to integrate Sifflet’s data observability platform directly within their private cloud environment. That means better visibility, reliability, and trust in your data from ingestion all the way to analytics.












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