AI for the Business-Data interface

The always-on AI data engineer for business usage changes

When data usage shifts in a durable way, Woven interprets that intent, determines how analytics models should evolve, and produces review-ready dbt updates for Data Engineering approval.

Works with GitHub, dbt, Snowflake, and Slack. No workflow changes required.

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Understands emerging query patterns

Prioritizes based on consumer impact

Drafts review-ready data engineering updates

How it works

Step 1: Understand the change

Woven captures how data is actually used, not one-off queries.

Woven analyzes downstream query patterns, dashboards, and scheduled workloads to extract durable usage signals — separating exploratory noise from sustained analytical intent.

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Step 2: Prepare the data work

Downstream usage becomes review-ready model evolution.

When durable usage patterns emerge, Woven applies data-team playbooks to plan how dbt models should evolve — preparing review-ready changes instead of ad-hoc fixes or one-off views.

Woven is configurable by design – you decide what work it does and when.

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Step 3: Decide and propagate data work

Analytics engineers decide how and when the prepared data work propagates downstream.

Woven batches review-ready analytics engineering work into a prioritized digest, so analytics engineers decide what to apply, defer, or ignore – letting data teams scale from a few stakeholders to dozens without alerts or coordination drag.

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Boundaries & controls

Every Woven action is governed by your policies and review controls.

Woven only prepares change according to team-defined playbooks. All actions are explainable, reviewable, and reversible – ensuring safety even as change volume grows.

Nothing is applied automatically

All proposed updates are surfaced as reviewable artifacts (PRs, diffs, or change suggestions) that your team reviews and merges.

Nothing happens without context

Woven only drafts work when a genuine change signal is detected and always includes ownership, evidence, and impact context.

All behavior is team-defined

Pre-defined playbooks, escalation rules, and review controls reflect your team’s policies, not Woven defaults.

Failure is safe by default

If Woven is unavailable or misconfigured, nothing is blocked or altered, and your workflows continue uninterrupted.

Every decision is auditable

Every detection, draft, and proposal is traceable. You can see what was observed, why a change was drafted, and what evidence supports it – no black boxes.

Team outcomes

As the business evolves, analytics keeps up – without creating a bottleneck.

Woven turns continuous business change into a steady, reviewable stream of analytics improvements – so teams move faster without shifting ownership, adding coordination overhead, or burning out the data team.

Get ahead of stakeholder needs – before they have to ask.

  • Clear signals for when a model should evolve – not just when something breaks
  • Smaller, scoped PRs instead of periodic, high‑risk refactors
  • Fewer ad‑hoc requests and semantic debates driven by one‑off usage

Analytics usage grows without turning into cost, performance, or reliability debt.

  • Earlier visibility into which analytics paths are becoming critical
  • Less duplicated logic and unbounded query sprawl downstream
  • A more predictable, lower‑cost analytics layer as usage scales

Data shows up when decisions are made – not after.

  • Data reflects current business priorities, not last quarter’s structure
  • Fewer bespoke queries as shared concepts become first‑class
  • More consistent, trustworthy answers at decision time

Analytics scales with the business instead of slowing it down.

  • Analytics maturity that scales without proportional headcount growth
  • Less dependence on heroic individuals to translate business change
  • A model layer that compounds in value instead of degrading over time

Get started

Start with observation, then expand where it helps.

Begin with a two-week Snowflake Usage Insights pilot that surfaces evolving query patterns without taking action. Selectively enable preparation and review workflows to validate impact before expanding further.

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Woven takes ~20 minutes to implement for a Usage Insights pilot

Security & safety

Enterprise-level security with SOC 2 Type II certification

  • All code analysis runs within your CI/CD, ensuring full control
  • Only metadata is stored — no sensitive business data
  • "Bring Your Own Key" ensures maximum security for AI enrichment
  • Metadata is stored as code, preventing vendor lock-in
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Trusted by security teams in leading enterprises

Only metadata used, bring your own OpenAI key, and SOC 2 Type II compliant

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Get more value from your tools

Connect Woven to your tech stack for expanded capabilities

FAQs

What signal does Woven use to understand when analytics should evolve?
How is this different from query monitoring or usage analytics?
What does “smallest durable update” mean?
How does Woven decide when something is “real” enough to propose a change?
What kinds of analytics changes can Woven prepare?
How does Woven avoid breaking contracts or changing semantics unexpectedly?
What data does Woven access and how is it secured?
How does adoption work when a model changes?
What’s required to get started?

Let’s design the future of data engineering together.

Hire Woven to absorb continuous data change without adding headcount or operational load — so data stays aligned as the product and business evolves.

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