Scalable Advanced Data Architecture
Analytics, governance and AI all run on one platform inside your environment, supported by the team that built it.
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Five dashboards for a government agency.
The dashboards cover collection, finance, investment and placement, on the client's own infrastructure.
On their infrastructure
The platform sits in the client's own environment, under their change control.
Open source throughout
Every component is open source, so there is no annual licence to renew.
Three months of support
Runs from handover, around the clock, with a four hour response.
Governance ships with the platform.
A catalog, lineage, quality checks, classification and access control are part of the install.
Governed inside
Access is granted by role, personal data is masked, and every figure traces to its column.
Open formats
The platform writes Iceberg and Parquet tables and speaks SQL, so your BI tools keep working.
Built to grow
It is designed for very large data volumes, and to add capacity as the estate grows.
Data for AI
AI projects stall on data nobody trusts. This keeps it described and governed.
Deployed inside your environment.
On your infrastructure
It runs on premise, in a private cloud you hold, or a mix of both.
Governed by design
An audit becomes a lookup, because every figure is already traceable to its column.
Supported from Jakarta
The engineers who built the platform are the ones who answer the ticket.
What we put on screen.
We show five parts of the working platform in a live session.
Connectors
Reads from the systems you already run.
Lineage
Follow any figure back to the column it came from.
Data quality
Checks run on a schedule and report what passes.
Scheduling
Jobs run on a schedule, retry on failure, and raise alerts.
Query engine
Aggregations run over large volumes, inside your own environment.
90%TKDN · SELF DECLARED
Built and supported in Indonesia.
Our engineers in Jakarta build the platform. The 90% figure comes from that work.
The figure is self declared. Certification is in progress through an appointed verification body, and the certificate it issues is what a procurement process will ask to see.