Data governance
Proactive access, quality and control
Empower data teams to detect and address issues proactively by providing them with tools to ensure data availability, usability, integrity, and security.

De-risked data discovery
- Ensure proactive data quality thanks to a large library of OOTB monitors and a built-in notification system
- Gain visibility over assets’ documentation and health status on the Data Catalog for safe data discovery
- Establish the official source of truth for key business concepts using the Business Glossary
- Leverage custom tagging to classify assets

Structured data observability platform
- Tailor data visibility for teams by grouping assets in domains that align with the company’s structure
- Define data ownership to improve accountability and smooth collaboration across teams

Secured data management
Safeguard PII data securely through ML-based PII detection


Frequently asked questions
What is data lineage and why does it matter for modern data teams?
Data lineage is the process of mapping the journey of data from its origin to its final destination, including all the transformations it undergoes. It's essential for data pipeline monitoring and root cause analysis because it helps teams quickly identify where data issues originate, saving time and reducing stress under pressure.
How does Sifflet help with data lineage tracking?
Sifflet offers detailed data lineage tracking at both the table and field level. You can easily trace data upstream and downstream, which helps avoid unexpected issues when making changes. This transparency is key for data governance and ensuring trust in your analytics pipeline.
How does data observability differ from traditional data quality monitoring?
Great question! While data quality monitoring focuses on alerting teams when data deviates from expected parameters, data observability goes further by providing context through data lineage tracking, real-time metrics, and root cause analysis. This holistic view helps teams not only detect issues but also understand and fix them faster, making it a more proactive approach.
What role does data lineage play in incident management and alerting?
Data lineage provides visibility into data dependencies, which helps teams assign, prioritize, and resolve alerts more effectively. In an observability platform like Sifflet, this means faster incident response, better alert correlation, and improved on-call management workflows.
How does Sifflet make data observability more accessible to BI users?
Great question! At Sifflet, we're committed to making data observability insights available right where you work. That’s why we’ve expanded beyond our Chrome extension to integrate directly with popular Data Catalogs like Atlan, Alation, Castor, and Data Galaxy. This means BI users can access real-time metrics and data quality insights without ever leaving their workflow.
What does 'observability culture' mean at Adaptavist?
For Adaptavist, observability culture means going beyond tools. It's about clear ownership of alerts, integrating data quality monitoring into sprints, and giving stakeholders ways to provide feedback directly in dashboards. They even track observability metrics to continuously improve their own observability practices.
What’s on the horizon for data observability as AI and regulations evolve?
The future of data observability is all about scale and responsibility. With AI adoption growing and regulations tightening, businesses need observability tools that can handle unstructured data, ensure SLA compliance, and support security observability. At Sifflet, we're already helping customers monitor ML models and enforce data contracts, and we're excited about building self-healing pipelines and extending observability to new data types.
How does MCP support data quality monitoring in modern observability platforms?
MCP helps LLMs become active participants in data quality monitoring by giving them access to structured resources like schema definitions, data validation rules, and profiling metrics. At Sifflet, we use this to detect anomalies, enforce data contracts, and ensure SLA compliance more effectively.