Every metric your business runs on is already defined, dozens of times over, scattered across every BI tool, warehouse, and copilot you own. Datalogz Semantic Intelligence maps them into one view and shows you exactly where they conflict.
Read-only · metadata-only · SOC 2 Type II
Reads semantics across every layer of your stack

The problem
One metric. Asked in every tool, by every team, through every copilot — and the answers never line up. It looks like a reporting bug. It’s a control-layer problem, and it spans the whole stack.
Now 200+ AI agents pull these to make decisions. Which one is the source of truth?
How it works
The Datalogz Similarity Engine runs this loop every day, on its own — turning metadata you already have into a living map of meaning.
We read definitions where they already live — warehouse, BI, copilots, even spreadsheets in SharePoint.
Group every object that represents “Revenue” into one concept, regardless of which tool or layer it sits in.
Score where the same concept is defined with contradictory logic, 0–100, with real usage mapped onto each.
A composite similarity score flags duplicate and conflicting assets automatically. No tagging, no humans in the loop.
The product
The Similarity Engine groups thousands of reports, measures, and datasets into the concepts they actually represent — so “Revenue” is one node, not five hundred scattered objects.
Redundant reports and copy-pasted logic light up the moment metadata changes. No tagging queue, no manual review — the intelligence is automatic.
Zoom out and the whole BI estate becomes a single force-directed graph — entities, definitions, and dependencies across every tool and team, drift and all.
Where it fits
Most enterprises run three or more BI tools on top of multiple warehouses. Datalogz spans all three tiers as the observability layer, rather than living inside any single one.
No agents, no pipelines, no config changes. Read-only via native APIs and existing service accounts.
↑ trusted semantics feed every AI copilot

↑ BI is built on the data foundation
AI is only as trustworthy as the semantics beneath it. Get the meaning right, end to end, and every copilot you deploy inherits that trust.

Connect your environment and we’ll map your semantic layer — overlap, similarity, and drift — in your first pilot session.