Goodbye On-Prem Hardware

By involving the business stakeholders in the design process and receiving feedback early, Powdr avoids unpleasant surprises down the road. The no-code interface breaks down the barrier for non-technical users to contribute functional knowledge to the project and monitor its evolution.

By using the visual no-code interface, users can design sophisticated data models and pipelines without worrying about misplaced commas or invalid database properties. SqlDBM ensures that even more advanced objects like Snowflake views and procedures are supported within a project and on the diagrams. Anyone who has ever filled in a web form will be able to contribute comments and business definitions and have them form a part of the underlying DDL, making sure these insights make their way to the database on deployment.

At the project level, case standards and naming conventions ensure consistency, compatibility, and readability for generated code. To ensure an incident-free deployment, SqlDBM maintains a list of invalid or inconsistent objects in the “Errors and Warnings” section, allowing the user to jump directly and amend the offending item. 

All of these features work in concert to ensure smooth delivery and handover by avoiding errors and technical debt and eliminating the need for extra documentation time after go-live.