Integrate.io announced general availability of their new, free Data Observability product along with a full company rebrand.
The new offering adds yet another foundational data product to the data platform.
The platform offers ease of use and truly uncommon customer support, along with the only full set of no-code data tools, including ETL & Reverse ETL, ELT & CDC, API Generation, Data Warehouse Insights, and now, powerful and free Data Observability.
“The move to incorporate Data Observability to our platform came directly from our customers' needs. We take pride in partnering with our customers to evolve our product roadmap while delivering continued value. Adding a Data Observability offering makes the Integrate.io Platform the only set of data tools needed to complete a modern data stack,” said Integrate.io CEO Donal Tobin.
Data observability allows teams to continuously verify and alert on the health of their data. Integrate.io wants to make data observability widely available so early adopters can set up three free monitoring alerts on their data sets to ensure their data is clean and accurate.
Along with incorporating the new product, Integrate.io unveiled their new branding, along with a totally new website to better showcase the Platform following last year’s merging of four core data products.
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