Know which information supports the decision.
Trust the numbers behind every decision: know where each figure comes from, who owns it and whether its quality has been checked.
Owner: Supply chain analytics · glossary term linked · certified
The business problem
Analytics are only as trustworthy as the data beneath them. Without lineage, ownership and quality controls, every number in a leadership meeting is open to dispute.
The UURI approach
UURI governs the metadata around your data — catalog, lineage, glossary, ownership, quality and controlled change.
Explore the implementation
Schemas are snapshotted and drift detected; lineage runs end to end; data-quality issues get accountable remediation with independently verified closure; metadata changes require independent approval.
Core functionality
What it does.
Schema snapshots, catalog and lineage
Early accessSnapshots of how your data is structured, a warning when a source changes, a searchable catalog, and a trail from any figure back to where it came from.
Glossary, ownership and certification
Early accessA business glossary with ownership, stewardship and certification of data assets.
Data quality with verified closure
Early accessData-quality issues with accountable remediation and independently verified closure.
Governed metadata change
Early accessChanges to metadata need independent approval and leave controlled evidence of how they were applied.
Use cases
- Finding and understanding data assets in a governed catalog
- Tracing a disputed KPI back to its source tables
- Running data-quality remediation with clear accountability
Outcomes
- Fewer disputes about whose number is right
- Faster root-cause analysis when data changes
- Governance embedded in daily work rather than bolted on
Integrations
Source connectivity differs by environment, so we confirm what is available for your systems during a demo.
Next capability
Recommendations & Governed ActionSee what UURI could do for your business.
Bring a decision your team struggles with. We'll show you how UURI approaches it — and be clear about what is available today and what is in early access.