Veracy

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Data integration without pipeline code

Every source, one governed flow

Integration is where most data budgets go: moving data from operational systems into a warehouse, shaping it, and then keeping that shape correct as the systems underneath keep changing. Veracy replaces the per-table pipeline with a model that is derived from the contract.

Today

Every source gets its own pipeline, written by hand and understood by one person. When a source changes, the pipeline breaks, and the fix is another patch on top. The warehouse becomes a collection of exceptions no one can fully explain.

What Veracy does

  1. 01

    Land — data arrives in the Ingest layer exactly as it is at the source, so nothing is lost and everything can be replayed.

  2. 02

    Trust — Veracy deduplicates, keys and historises it into a single source of truth (a Data Vault 2.0 model, derived from the contract, not typed).

  3. 03

    Serve — the business-ready layer is generated on top: the tables, dimensions and facts a report or an AI agent actually consumes.

What you get

  • Days, not months

    a read replica becomes a governed warehouse in days, because there is no code to write per table.

  • Convergence

    when a contract changes, the three layers are regenerated in step; the model never drifts away from the promise.

  • Evidence on failure

    a load that fails keeps its evidence: which rows, which rule, which version. Nothing is silently skipped.

Questions

Which sources can Veracy connect to?
Relational databases (a read replica is the usual starting point), existing warehouses and files. The source is profiled first; the contract and the warehouse model come from that profile.
Is this an ETL tool?
It replaces what you would use an ETL tool for, but it does not ask you to draw or code pipelines. The transformations are derived from the signed contract and generated; you review the result rather than build it.
What is the warehouse built on?
Open formats: Apache Iceberg tables with Parquet files, modelled as Data Vault 2.0 in the Trust layer and a dimensional layer for serving. Nothing is locked to a proprietary format.

Stop building your data platform. Just sign what matters.

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