Automated documentation versioning in BigQuery with Secoda. Learn more about how you can automate workflows to turn hours into seconds. Do more with less and scale without the chaos.
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With Secoda's integration with BigQuery, you can easily manage schema changes by triggering documentation versioning and tagging updated documents as 'version-updated'. This ensures that your metadata remains up to date. Secoda also simplifies the process of data documentation, providing detailed descriptions for tables, columns, and glossary terms. By automating this task, you can save time and focus on distributing valuable insights rather than spending excessive effort on documentation.
Secoda offers seamless integration with BigQuery, a powerful data analytics platform. Through the Secoda Automations feature, users can automatically generate comprehensive data documentation, including descriptions for tables, columns, and glossary terms, leveraging the metadata from BigQuery. This integration allows you to establish a structured framework for triggering subsequent actions with the ability to define specific schedules, such as hourly or daily triggers. Actions within Secoda cover a wide range of operations, including filtering and updating metadata, empowering you to create customized workflows that cater to your team's unique requirements. Additionally, Secoda also supports bulk updates to metadata in Airbyte, further enhancing its versatility and efficiency.
Integration of BigQuery and Secoda enables the streamlined creation of documentation using artificial intelligence. Secoda acts as a comprehensive index for your organization's data knowledge, combining data catalog, lineage, documentation, and monitoring functionalities into a unified data management platform. This integration empowers users to leverage the combined capabilities of BigQuery and Secoda to accelerate the process of creating documentation.
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