Trust Your Data

Bad data is expensive. When dashboards show stale numbers, reports contain duplicates, or ML models train on incomplete datasets, the cost shows up in bad decisions, lost revenue, and broken trust.

Qarion's data quality engine lets you define checks that run on schedule, monitor results over time, and alert the right people when quality drops below acceptable thresholds.

SQL Custom Checks
SLA Contract Tracking
24/7 Monitoring
Slack & Teams Alerts

Capabilities

SQL-Based Quality Checks

Write any validation logic as a SQL check — freshness, row counts, null rates, referential integrity, custom business rules. Checks run against your warehouse on a configurable schedule.

  • PostgreSQL, Snowflake, BigQuery, and Databricks support
  • Configurable cron schedules
  • Parameterized check templates
  • Historical results tracking and trend visualization

Data Contracts & SLAs

Formalize agreements between data producers and consumers. Define what "good" looks like — freshness thresholds, completeness targets, accuracy rules — and track compliance over time.

  • Define SLAs per dataset or product
  • Track compliance percentage over time
  • Automatic breach detection and notification
  • Producer-consumer relationship mapping

Intelligent Alerting

Route alerts to the right channels and people. Integrate with Slack and Microsoft Teams for real-time notifications. Aggregate related alerts to reduce noise.

  • Slack and Teams integration
  • Severity-based routing
  • Alert aggregation and deduplication
  • Remediation tracking and resolution flow

Issue Management

When quality checks fail, issues are automatically created with full context — the failing check, affected dataset, historical trend, and suggested remediation. Track resolution with kanban boards and debriefs.

  • Automatic issue creation from check failures
  • Kanban board for triage and resolution
  • Impact assessment across downstream consumers
  • Post-incident debriefs for root cause analysis

Start Monitoring Data Quality Today

Define your first quality check in minutes and know the moment your data doesn't meet expectations.