Data Quality Platform

Data quality management software for platform engineers

Your pipelines pass. Your dashboards break anyway. DataHub gives platform engineers automated assertions, real-time monitoring, and incident response in one platform.

  • Seven assertion types covering freshness, volume, schema, and field checks
  • Alerts routed to Slack, Teams, or email the moment a check fails
  • Full GraphQL and REST API access for code-first quality workflows

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The problem

Why does data quality management keep failing?

Pipelines pass validation. Dashboards still break. The gap between checked and trusted costs your team hours it does not have.

Checks without context

Assertions fire in isolation. No lineage means no way to know what broke downstream or who owns the fix.

Alerts no one acts on

Notifications land in Slack with no priority, no assignee, and no path to resolution.

Quality lives outside the catalog

Standalone tools fragment your stack. Engineers context-switch between five systems to answer one question.

No API, no automation

Rules defined in a UI cannot be version-controlled, tested in CI, or deployed programmatically.

How DataHub helps

One platform for data quality management

Assertions, profiling, incident response, and data contracts unified with your catalog so every quality signal carries ownership and lineage from day one.

Seven assertion types, one platform

Cover freshness, volume, schema, field values, custom SQL, and more from a single control plane tied to your data catalog.

  • Freshness, volume, and schema assertions built in
  • Custom SQL assertions for domain-specific logic
  • All results stored with full lineage context

Automated profiling, 15+ sources

Connect to Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, dbt, and more. Profiling runs on a schedule or on demand with no manual configuration per table.

  • Scheduled and on-demand profiling supported
  • Column-level statistics tracked over time
  • Results surfaced inside the DataHub catalog

Incident management with lineage

When a check fails, DataHub opens an incident, maps impact through column-level lineage, and routes it to the right owner automatically.

  • Incidents linked to upstream and downstream assets
  • Owner assignment based on catalog metadata
  • Slack and Teams notifications with direct asset links

Data contracts as code

Define schema, freshness, and quality expectations in YAML. Version-control them, test them in CI, and enforce them in production without touching a UI.

  • YAML-based contract definitions in your repo
  • CI integration for pre-merge contract validation
  • Violations surface as incidents in the catalog
How it works

How it works

Three steps from connection to systematic data quality monitoring. Works with the stack you already have.

Connect your sources

Authorize DataHub against your warehouses and lakes
Profiling begins on the first run, building a statistical baseline
Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, dbt, and 50+ additional sources

Define assertions and contracts

Write assertions in YAML or via the GraphQL API
Attach checks to datasets so every result carries ownership
Version-control contracts alongside your pipeline code

Route incidents to owners

Failed checks open incidents automatically in the catalog
Lineage context shows blast radius without manual triage
Alerts route to Slack, Teams, or email with direct asset links
Enterprise readiness

Built for enterprise-grade data quality monitoring

Deployment flexibility, native integrations, and access controls that meet the requirements of regulated industries and large platform teams.

Deployment options that fit your policy

Run DataHub as a managed cloud service or deploy it in your own VPC. Both options support SSO, RBAC, and audit logging.

Native integrations, no middleware

Connect directly to Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, dbt, Airflow, Kafka, and 50+ additional sources without an intermediary layer.

API-first for platform teams

Every DataHub action is available via GraphQL and REST. Embed quality checks into your existing CI pipelines and deployment workflows.

Access control at the asset level

Assign view and edit permissions per dataset, domain, or team. Policies sync with your identity provider through SCIM or SAML.

Customer voice

Trusted by modern data teams

Gartner Peer Insights

Engineer, enterprise services company, 1B-10B revenue

Outcome

Faster incident response

"DataHub has become the single source of truth for our data assets. The ability to track lineage and ownership in one place has cut our incident response time considerably."

Verified Reviewer

Engineer, Enterprise Services, Gartner Peer Insights

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about data quality management software

Most teams complete initial setup in under a day. Connect your first source, run profiling, and define your first assertions in a single session. Broader rollout timelines depend on the number of sources and your internal review process.
DataHub ships with connectors for Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, dbt, Airflow, Kafka, Looker, Tableau, and 50+ additional sources. New connectors are added on a regular release cadence.
Yes. The DataHub GraphQL and REST APIs let you trigger assertions, retrieve results, and fail a build on contract violations. Teams commonly integrate this into GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins.
Yes. Field-level assertions cover null rates, value distributions, referential integrity, and custom SQL conditions. Results are stored at the column level and linked to downstream assets through lineage.
A failed assertion opens an incident in DataHub and sends a notification to your configured Slack channel, Teams channel, or email address. Each alert includes a direct link to the affected asset and its lineage graph.
A data contract is a versioned, code-defined agreement on the schema, freshness, and quality expectations for a dataset. You write contracts in YAML, store them in your repository, and DataHub enforces them at runtime, surfacing violations as incidents in the catalog.

Ready to make data quality management systematic?

See how DataHub connects assertions, lineage, and incident response in one catalog-native platform. Book a 30-minute demo scoped to your stack, and bring your toughest data quality question.

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