Technology · Data platform
Your warehouse holds the order line. We read it with a role, not a connector.
A read-only role on the tables that hold orders, margin and promo. The queries run in your account, and the code stays with you.
What we use it for
Three things we do in your warehouse.
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Reading
Three tables, read in place
Order lines, products with cost, promotions or price history. Queried where they live, nothing copied out.
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Pipelines
The recurring report as one pipeline
From the source system into the tool your team reads, built once, re-run by your analyst.
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Models
A model that runs daily on your data
Scoring and forecasting jobs scheduled in your warehouse, so the output is there before the team opens the file.
Seen in use
Where it ran, and what it returned.
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Corum
Automated quarterly reporting
One pipeline from Yardi into Power BI: 300 spreadsheets retired, 420 hours a year returned.
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Nike
Product wall sorting model
Every wall re-sorted daily by a scoring model: $250k of incremental demand in the first 13 days.
Questions
Do you need write access?
- No. A read-only role on three schemas.
- Anything we build runs under your account and your grants.
What if we don't have a warehouse?
- Exports are enough: an order-line file, a product file, a promo or price file.
- The analysis runs the same way on files.
Who pays the compute?
- It runs in your account, so you see the cost.
- The jobs are small: three tables, daily or weekly.
Bring one export to the call.
Thirty minutes tells you whether the audit will pay for itself.