Turn data into business-friendly data products that span technologies and layers of your stack. Synq Data Products bring clarity to even the biggest data operation, deliver reliability at scale, and drive company-wide value.
Create tightly-defined data products that are semantically connected around specific business use cases and teams. Leverage metadata you already have and refocus on a use-case centric view of your data. For example:
Say goodbye to elaborate and error-prone tagging of individual tables. It could be out of date with the next commit anyway. Once you’ve defined your data products, Synq will do the rest.
Understand if your critical data use cases work as expected, at any time. Zero-in on any relevant issues with a single click, getting a health status of your data product and its upstream dependencies.
Creating Synq Data Products helps you connect the dots between data issues and their impacts on critical use cases. Understand what data is most important and how it connects with other assets. Enhancing reliability has never been so easy.
Clearly see the impact of failed pipelines, tests or models on your data products before issues become problems.
Not all failures carry the same weight. Synq makes this clear.
Data Product owners can choose to get notifications about any problems with data upstream.
Our integrations make it easy to work with all the platforms and applications you want to use. We’re proud to be a fully integrated platform for data quality.
Synq is the data reliability platform for teams that own business-critical data. Synq delivers precise anomaly detection, a robust ownership model, incident management and issue resolution for teams that power business-critical use cases.
Synq is a cloud tool (run on Google Cloud) that can be accessed directly through your web browser from anywhere.
Less than 30 minutes! New Synq customers often can’t quite believe this when they hear it. But the way Synq is architected means you can start using the platform and improving your data reliability in the time it takes to make and drink a cup of coffee.
We have three pricing tiers to suit businesses at different stages of their data-reliability journey.
Yes. We’re data experts that love collaborating with and helping data teams. Our support team is here to handle urgent issues. And we offer a consultative service to help you get the most out of the Synq platform. We approach each case looking at business problems, not just tool problems. We help our clients to understand what’s really business-critical, how well it’s working, and how to ensure that any critical impact is prioritized.
Yes, you can request a demo here (with an actual data expert, not a salesperson). Or if you’re in a rush to find out how Synq works, you can check out our YouTube channel.
Quickly and easily. After you’ve been assigned a Synq workspace, just follow these steps for the optimal setup.
Synq continuously innovates and ships quickly so our customers can manage their business-critical data more easily and efficiently. From column-core lineage, to prioritized incident management, to automated alerts that link between incidents and critical data products – where we lead, the market follows.
Absolutely. Synq adheres to SOC2 and GDPR regulations. Our design and operations prioritise security, ensuring the safeguarding of individual systems and information through cryptographic controls. We are hosted on Google Cloud (GCP/Europe) and encryption is applied by default to all data in transit and at rest. (for what its worth, we've been successfully onboarded by a major bank, and we all know how strict they are!)
Customer data is retained for as long as the account is in active status. Data enters an “expired” state when the account is voluntarily closed. Expired account data will be retained for 28 calendar days. After this period, the account and related data will be removed. Check out our data policy here.
The Synq API is available for developers to manage certain functionalities using custom workflows. Synq exposes its API as gRPC services. This means that the API is as easy to use as calling functions from your code.
