Because Small Data is a Big Problem!
Augment and enrich your enterprise data for analytics without bothering the data team. Snowfront is a CRUDy front end for your Snowflake data warehouse. With Snowfront, business users can effortlessly update tables: adding, deleting, or updating rows, then submit for approval with comments. Designed to remove the hassle of rounding up and syncing various spreadsheets into your data warehouse, keeping all your data up to date.
Now Accepting Beta Testers
We are happy to announce that we taking applications for Beta Testers. Join the exclusive list of innovative companies looking to shine the light on Shadow Data and upgrade their analytical data flow procedures. Empower your Business Users and free your Data Team from annoying import tickets. Learn how spreadsheets as data sources can be a thing of the past. Click below to go to our application form. Note that we are only accepting a limited number of testers at this time but we will evaluate your submission and get back to you right away.
About Us
Who We Are
Unlike other data companies that demonize spreadsheets, we love them! They are great for exploring data and presenting data, but they are not great data sources. Rounding up the various spreadsheets needed to augment and enrich your analytics can be a tedious chore. We call that the problem of “Small Data,” and we have solved that by creating a CRUD utility for Snowflake.
What We Are
Snowfront is a front end to your Snowflake data warehouse allowing business users to update existing tables then submit for approval with comments while keeping a log of all changes. Permissions start with Snowflake and can only be restricted (not expanded) in Snowfront.
Why We Are
Before Snowfront, we were building data products. We captured all the data in the ERP and CRM systems, but there were always data sets housed in spreadsheets that were difficult to sync with the live environment: shadow data. While it’s possible to engineer ways to push this data to Snowflake, we figured the easiest way was to simply let business users have access to the tables, but not directly; we needed front end for CRUD operations. So we built Snowfront.