We said I do. Now, we’re joined at the DAG
Where did this data come from? What happened to it? Who's using it? Those three questions map to three parts of your stack — ingestion, transformation, and consumption. Data world's newest couple, Fivetran and dbt, are bringing all three into a single place for your humans and agents.
And here's what makes it different: Fivetran and dbt don't observe your pipeline from the outside. We run it. So it isn't scraped or pieced together after the fact; it falls out of the systems doing the work, which is what makes it timely, complete, trustworthy, and rich with context.
In this session, we’ll show you what a unified lineage graph looks like, from source connector to model to consumption. With this unified graph, new use cases become possible: real cost visibility tied to actual usage, PII that stays governed as it travels downstream, impact analysis past the dbt boundary, and agents that reason with the full picture. You’ll get a sneak peak into what’s possible, see real examples, and tell us what matters most.
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From selection to scale: how ING is operationalizing dbt across a global bank
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A practitioner's guide to federated dbt Mesh at scale with Data Project Factory
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