Sifflet Description
Effortlessly monitor thousands of tables through machine learning-driven anomaly detection alongside a suite of over 50 tailored metrics. Ensure comprehensive oversight of both data and metadata while meticulously mapping all asset dependencies from ingestion to business intelligence. This solution enhances productivity and fosters collaboration between data engineers and consumers. Sifflet integrates smoothly with your existing data sources and tools, functioning on platforms like AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure. Maintain vigilance over your data's health and promptly notify your team when quality standards are not satisfied. With just a few clicks, you can establish essential coverage for all your tables. Additionally, you can customize the frequency of checks, their importance, and specific notifications simultaneously. Utilize machine learning-driven protocols to identify any data anomalies with no initial setup required. Every rule is supported by a unique model that adapts based on historical data and user input. You can also enhance automated processes by utilizing a library of over 50 templates applicable to any asset, thereby streamlining your monitoring efforts even further. This approach not only simplifies data management but also empowers teams to respond proactively to potential issues.
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Enabler of Cross Platform Data Storytelling Date: Jun 25 2025
Summary: In summary Sifflet has helped our organisation give full visibility of data lineage across multiple repos (separate dbt projects), and across platforms. We can see where data is coming from in Amazon S3, how it's being transformed as it moves through our dbt projects, and where it's being presented in our BI platform Quicksight.
Positive: To call out some of the top features, they would be:-
✅ The ability to connect to multiple data sources; giving you great observability of data no matter what platform you use.
✅ The UI is clean, simple and easy to use. Setting up a new data source is easy, even uploading dbt manifest files via their API is a simple few commands.
✅ Their documentation on getting things set up and working is very easy to read; it’s not bloated and tells you exactly what you need to do.
✅Their communication with us has been a great experience. They’ve fixed bugs we’ve raised to them, informed us of new updates, and overall been very receptive of feedback.Negative: Sifflet are still developing some features, polishing existing ones and ironing out minor bugs (more like quality of life features). So there’s nothing major that would be a deal breaker.
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If I had to call out some points that need development they would be:-
🤔 Their ‘Domain’ feature (ability to put data assets into domains, then limit users to a domain) is still in it’s basic form. It works, but needs some tweaks before it can be a real sellable feature.
🤔Exploring the lineage of a very large lineage graph can be difficult due to the number of relationships/dependencies a model may have. This may be more of an issue with your own DAG architecture than Sifflet, but it’s worth keeping in mind if your models are inherently complex and coupled to one another. Thankfully, Sifflet are working on a new UI for their lineage graph and have demo'd it with us, so this should be a lot smoother in the near future.
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