Lakebed

A central hub to store data from many different places.

Quickly and easily create powerful dashboards.

Quickly and easily create powerful reports.

Quickly and easily create business applications.

Provides data analysis service and support, acting as an on-demand data analyst.

Lakebed can be installed on the server of your choice.

Allows administration staff to handle data updates and additional analysis with training and support.

Supports as many data lakes as needed.

Extremely quick to install and populate without writing a single line of code.

Analysts can leverage API queries for data access.

Analysts can leverage the database directly.

Users control their own data and security by running Lakebed on their own server.

Allows choosing who has access to what data.

Provides an event log for monitoring data access and activities.

Sends email notifications for events like login failure/success and data uploads.

Offers a straightforward monthly price without hidden costs.

Allows changing, upgrading, downgrading, or turning off the Lakebed server at any time.

Owned servers are an asset on the books, not just an expense.

Features a friendly user interface and contextual help.

Any authenticated user can drag & drop data files into the data lake.

Pulls KPIs, costs, and other data across all marketing channels for a 360-degree view.

Centralizes disparate data for drawing correlations and analysis.

Easily combines data from external polls, IoT devices, and uploaded files.

Simplifies separating data (e.g., Open Data from internal data).

Handles sorting, cleaning, and labeling for multiple applications simultaneously.

Simplifies the data lake setup process, often in less than an hour.

Allows users to register their own accounts, reducing IT workload.

Provides actionable intelligence as soon as data is added.

Helps data analysts understand data format, content, and errors through its own API.

Allows easy viewing of distinct values within a given data column.

Eliminates spelling or syntax errors when building API queries.

Provides a user-friendly interface for system administrators to manage accounts.

Allows users to reset their own passwords, reducing administrator tasks.

Provides help when and where the user needs it to encourage self-help.