Secoda offers automated documentation for databases, including schemas, data lineage, ETL processes, and quality metrics, saving time and enabling data teams to concentrate on strategic business tasks.
Set rules and logic to automate documentation with Secoda Automations based on attributes such as source, usage, custom tags, and more.
Secoda lets you visualize the data lineage across your entire stack. Empower your data team and rest easy knowing that as data changes, so does your documentation. Understand all dependencies and relationships that power business critical data assets.
Facilitate better collaboration among data teams, analysts, and business users. Access to clear documentation helps demystify data assets for non-technical users, improving data literacy across the organization.
Out of the box connections and flexible APIs.
“Secoda gives our data science and data engineering teams the ability to work on building a common company knowledge instead of storing everything in our heads.”
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Head of Data Science
Secoda is SOC 2 Type 1 and 2 compliant. The way we process and store client data is secure and protected, based on standards set by the AICPA.
You can host Secoda in a self-hosted environment, behind your own VPN, and in your own VPC. Deploy via Terraform or Docker.
Sign in with the services you already use, including Google and Microsoft SSO, Okta, MFA and SAML
Securely move data from your private databases to Secoda with SSH tunneling.
Get control to remove or leave out sensitive datasets from your syncs or mark it automatically in Secoda.
Data managed with Secoda is fully encrypted in transit and at rest. We do not see the data we are moving.
Admins and Editors on Secoda can view most frequently used datasets and user’s most recently opened resources.
Secoda provides insight on what the most frequently asked questions from your team are, empowering admins to be proactive about their data documentation.
Secoda is an all in one platform for your data knowledge. Unlike alternatives, Secoda's data portal allows anyone on your team to easily search, understand and use company data, regardless of their familiarity with data. Some of the benefits include: improved data literacy, faster on onboarding to data, and better visibility and governance.
Yes, Secoda has an API for our docs, collections, lineage, dictionary, catalog and questions. The API can be accessed on our Business and Enterprise plans.
Yes, Secoda has the ability to connect with tools like Okta and Active Directory to manage your permissions from your RBAC tools. This way, you can confidently share Secoda knowing that the right people are seeing the right information.
Secoda integrations with Snowflake, Big Query, Redshift, Databricks, Postgres, Oracle, Microsoft SQL, MySQL and S3. For more information about our integration, you can visit our integration docs.
Secoda integrations with Tableau, Looker, Metabase, Redash, Mode, Sigma, Power BI and Google Data Studio. For more information about our integration, you can visit our integration docs.
Yes, Secoda works with both dbt Cloud and Core. Secoda is able to take the information from your YAML file and present it in your data discovery platform. In addition, Secoda also brings in dbt tests, tags, metrics and column level lineage into Secoda.
Secoda automates column and table level data lineage. In additional, Secoda also brings in tests, events and ETL into data lineage. All of Secoda's lineage is automated, but users can also manually contribute to lineage using Secoda's API.
Secoda consolidates your data monitoring and observability, catalog, lineage, and documentation in one central platform so you can reduce complexity and save budget.
Yes, Secoda integrates with Git and provides a version control for all changes made in Secoda in Git. This allows data teams to have a version of all metadata changes in Github or Gitlab and roll back changes if needed. In addition, data teams are able to merge changes to a metadata and review changes to their workspace in Git using Secoda.
Secoda does not pull in your data. Instead, Secoda pulls in metadata about your data. For a majority of the integrations connected to Secoda, this means Secoda pulls in resource names, popularity, lineage, queries, descriptions and frequent usage. For more information about our integration, you can visit our integration docs.