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Validio is an automated data quality platform for data observability, automated business metrics monitoring, and data quality assurance.

Validio is built on the belief that data quality is a problem that is best solved cross-functionally. Anyone working with data, whether a in a data team or consumer of data, can use Validio. Most commonly, data teams and data consumers work jointly to automatically set up monitoring on data quality dimensions and business metrics that matter. For technical users, Validio offers a complete infrastructure as code setup, while non-technical users can enjoy the graphical user interface. In short, Validio is a home for data-driven teams.

Yes, we provide different tiers of onboarding services depending on your team needs. Our team is proficient with state of the art data strategy and can support your team with necessary workshops and use case prioritization guidelines.

The main difference between Validio and other data quality or data observability tooling is that Validio is specifically designed around validating the data that matters to the business. To do this, Validio is built to be fully end-to-end, which means the platform reads data from streams, lakes, and warehouses. Additionally, Validio validates actual data, and is not focused on just metadata. This makes Validio great for many different use cases, including machine learning models that depend on reliable time-series data.

Validio offers a tiered pricing model with significant flexibility within tiers. Contact us for a detailed explanation.

Validio integrates with the most common tools across the modern data stack. For more information, refer to our integrations page.

No, Validio is built to be a home for data-driven teams, including non-technical users. You can control Validio from the graphical user interface, without any experience in writing code.

No, Validio is built to be a home for data-driven teams, technical users like data engineers. You can control Validio from an SDK, without using the graphical user interface—although most technical users find it very helpful as it automates many tasks.

Validio can be deployed either in your virtual public cloud, or it can be hosted by Validio as a managed service.

Yes, Validio is ISO27001- and SOC 2 Type II certified. Secure transmission protocols are used to encrypt data in transit and at rest, and only metrics and aggregate values are queried. For streaming, no data is stored after being processed. For more information on our security protocols, visit our Security page.

Validio has an internal compiler that is specifically designed to execute data validation. It happens either in a streaming-based fashion or through pushdown to your data warehouse, depending on what is most cost-effective. Our customers see a negligible impact on their cloud bill.

You can book a demo where we will walk you through the key capabilities of the platform in 30 minutes, or request a 14 day free trial to see how Validio can help you gain trust in your data assets that matter.

Validio is easy to deploy and can be up and running within five minutes with the right access levels.

Validio’s dynamic thresholds are instantly trained through backfilling of historical data. This means that you do not have to wait for days or weeks for new data to come in before thresholds become reliable.