Data Lineage Diagram for Every Dependency
Your pipeline passed. The dashboard broke anyway. DataHub gives platform engineers a complete data lineage diagram, column by column, source to consumer.
- Trace column-level lineage through every transformation automatically
- See downstream impact before you change a single schema
- Connect Snowflake, dbt, Airflow, and Looker without pipeline rebuilds
See your full lineage in one view
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What breaks when your data lineage diagram is missing?
Lineage gaps don't announce themselves. They surface in standups, audits, and incidents, after the damage is done.
Incidents you can't trace
A dashboard breaks. You spend hours tracing which upstream table changed. No lineage means no fast answer.
Downstream impact is invisible
Schema changes ripple silently. Without downstream impact visibility, breakages reach consumers before engineers.
Audits without documentation
Compliance teams ask where data came from. Without data lineage documentation, the answer takes days to reconstruct.
Column changes break reports
A renamed column. A dropped field. Column level lineage gaps mean you find out when a report goes blank.
A better way to visualize and trust your data flows
DataHub gives platform engineers an interactive data lineage visualization, automated, column-deep, and connected to every tool in your stack.
Column level lineage, traced automatically
DataHub extracts column-to-column lineage from SQL queries across 20+ dialects, with no manual mapping. Transformation logic surfaces directly in the lineage graph so you know exactly what changed and why.
- Automatic column mapping from SQL parsing and OpenLineage
- Transformation operations visible inside each lineage node
- Python SDK and GraphQL API for custom column-level ingestion
Know your downstream impact before you ship
Before you rename a column or deprecate a table, DataHub shows every downstream asset that depends on it, including dashboards, models, reports, and ML features, filtered by degree of separation.
- Search downstream and upstream assets across the full graph
- Filter by entity type: datasets, charts, dashboards, ML models
- Degree-of-separation filtering to scope blast radius
Data lineage documentation teams can use
Export lineage diagrams as PNG screenshots for incident reports, architecture reviews, and compliance documentation. Manual lineage editing lets you fill gaps, with a full audit trail of who changed what and when.
- PNG export with entity name as filename, ready for docs
- Add or remove lineage edges with edit privilege controls
- Every manual change logged with user and timestamp
Lineage visualization built for exploration
The DataHub lineage graph is interactive and filterable. Expand nodes, collapse branches, and navigate from source to consumer without losing context. Every asset links directly to its metadata profile.
- Expand and collapse nodes to control graph complexity
- Filter by platform, owner, domain, or data product
- Click any node to open its full metadata profile inline
How it works
Connect your existing stack, build lineage visualization automatically, and put it to work across your team.
Connect your sources
Build lineage visualization
Activate across your team
Open source data lineage built for enterprise scale
DataHub is Apache 2.0 licensed. Deploy on your infrastructure, extend via API, and integrate with the tools your team already runs.
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Outcome
Full column-level lineage across the stack
"DataHub gave our platform team the lineage graph we had been trying to build manually for two years. Column-level tracing across dbt and Snowflake changed how we handle incident response."
Frequently asked questions about data lineage diagrams
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DataHub gives your team a complete data lineage diagram, column by column, across every source in your stack. You will speak with a DataHub engineer about your specific environment, not a generic walkthrough.



