As apps, reports, data lakes, flows, and AI agents multiply, keeping track of how they fit together gets harder — until something breaks and nobody knows why.
Nobody remembers which report pulls from which data lake. The knowledge lives in someone's head — until they leave.
A system updates or retires, and three tools quietly break downstream. You find out from an angry Slack message.
Apps, reports, data lakes, and agents all live in different tools and tabs. There's no one place to see it all.
Asset Navigator lets you link your apps, datasets, flows, components, reports together and map how they relate — like an interactive documentation that stays current.
Link your apps, data lakes, flows, and AI agents in minutes.
Trace how everything relates and using a live dependency map.
Search any asset and instantly see what it touches, and what touches it.
Catch risks before they break, and keep ownership clear.
The tools you need to see, search, and trust every connection across your stack.
See exactly how apps, reports, data lakes, flows, and agents link together in one interactive view.
Before you change or retire a system, see everything downstream that depends on it.
Find any asset by name, owner, or type — and jump straight to everything it's connected to.
I used to spend hours documenting and updating my work by hand. With AssetNavigator, it takes minutes — and when a field changes, I can immediately see exactly which reports it impacts.
Different roles, same map — everyone sees what they need to do with confidence.
See what already exists before proposing something new, and know exactly who to talk to about improving it.
See the impact of a change request before it's implemented, and scope the real workload behind it.
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Find every related component and flow before you build, so nothing gets missed during implementation.
