Keeping data stakeholders on the same page.

There is a story behind the data. It has characters in the form of stakeholders. In order for data to be fully understood and actionable, stakeholders need to easily collaborate. We help get everyone on the same page.

Data Contracts & Schema Registry

Are your schemas and data contracts shared with stakeholders?

Schemabook facilitates collaboration on Data Contracts. In addition to providing a central schema registry, we keep stakeholders on the same page. Stakeholders can communicate with the data producer directly. They can understand the SLAs and focus on data quality which ultimately leads to more actionable data.

Collaboration and Communication

Keep stakeholders on the same page

We provide tools to keep all stakeholders on the same page. Need to request a schema change to a database table you don't control? We provide a clean interface for collaboration and will alert all stakeholders of the pending change.

Publish Schemas

Define your schema and publish it for interested stakeholders.

Data Contracts

Collaborate on schema changes and SLAs where all stakeholders can see.

Stakeholder Notifications

Notify stakeholders of upcoming changes and other relevant information.

The story of data

Prevent service disruptions and data loss

Ever had a column removed from a database while someone was dependent on it? Ever been told to send data to an endpoint and not known how it would be used or what data was essential? Many times, the stakeholders of data don't know one another. Making an upstream change needs to be communicated to downstream consumers. Many system designs don't provide a mechanism for proactively notifying all stakeholders of change. Schemabook solves these problems by allowing interested parties to identify themselves and collaborate on the definition of the data–the schema.

Identify Stakeholders

Publish your schemas allowing stakeholders to identify themselves as an interested party.

Communicate Changes

Communicate changes to schemas before they go into effect preventing data loss and service interruption.

Version Control

Keep track of schema versions telling the story of how the data evolved.

Schema Validation

Verify payloads against schemas to ensure they are in compliance.

Data Regulations

Search across your organization's schemas to see where regulations apply.

Various Formats

Communicate your schema in formats your stakeholders can use like Avro and JSON Schema.

Schema CDN

Schemas can be published to a CDN for fast retrieval.

Team Collaboration

Teams can collaborate on schema changes and the impacts of those changes on the system.

Valuable Metrics

Understand the story being told

Gain insights into data usage. Understand the hot spots and how data is repeated. By understanding what data you have and who is using it, you can streamline processes and make more efficient systems.

Database tables Data warehouses are continuing to grow. Do you catalog what data is in yours?

Data pipelines Event driven systems are great for distributing data, but to whom can get lost relatively easily.

Service Level Agreements Internal stakeholders should be thought of as customers. Service Level Agreements set expectation around delivery and volume.

Number of stakeholders How many users of data exist in your organization?. What team is behind that critical service?

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