A semantic layer defines what your numbers mean once, so dashboards, apps and AI all give the same trusted answer. Without the retyping.
"Revenue", "active customer" and "margin" are redefined in every dashboard, spreadsheet and SQL script.
Tables like tbl_inv_itm_x mean something only to the engineer who built them. Business users can't self-serve.
Every new question becomes a ticket. Days of waiting for a number that should take seconds.
Define the business meaning of your data once. Reuse it everywhere.
One governed definition per metric. Finance, sales and product finally agree.
Business-friendly names let non-technical users explore data without waiting on engineering.
Row- and column-level access, audit trails and PII masking enforced centrally.
Pre-aggregations and caching cut warehouse queries and compute spend.
Switch or add BI tools without rebuilding logic. No vendor lock-in.
Give LLMs a governed vocabulary so natural-language answers are accurate, not hallucinated.
Outcomes are illustrative; actual gains depend on starting point and data volumes.
Guesses joins, invents columns, mixes up "revenue" with "bookings". Answers look confident and are quietly wrong.
Chooses from governed metrics and dimensions. Joins, filters and business rules are already encoded, so answers are consistent and auditable.
Designed around your domain: YAML/metadata-driven definitions for tables, metrics, glossary terms and business rules, with a query engine and LLM-ready API tailored to your stack and security model.
Open-source, battle-tested headless BI. We model your cubes and measures, configure pre-aggregations, access control and REST / GraphQL / SQL APIs, and connect your BI tools and apps.
Start small with one domain and a handful of metrics, then expand.
See it working on real data, then book a short discovery session. We'll map your top metrics, recommend bespoke or Cube.dev, and outline a pilot.