Getting Started with Secoda

Welcome to Secoda! Your data organization's single source of truth.

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What is Secoda?

Secoda stands for Searchable Company Data. Your Secoda workspace is the single source of truth for your organization’s data.

Secoda is a data enablement tool that automates the process of tracking and documenting data lineage, enhances data documentation, and improves data discovery. By connecting your data sources to Secoda and setting up data lineage and documentation, you can improve transparency and understandability of your data and make it easier for others to use and trust.

The data discovery features offered by Secoda, such as the Search function, data dictionaries, and data lineage visualization, can help you and your team find and access the data you need more easily. Inviting your team to join Secoda allows you to collaborate and share data assets more efficiently, improving collaboration and data management within your organization. Overall, using Secoda can help streamline data management, enhance data governance, and improve productivity within your organization.

Learn about Secoda as...

an Admin

As a Secoda workspace admin, you're responsible for setting up your data integrations and inviting new team members. There are other tasks that we recommend that are outlined in this section.

an Editor

As a Secoda Editor, you are able to view and add context to all of the data resources within your workspace. Check out some resources on getting started here.

a Viewer

As a Viewer in Secoda, you get to view and search all of the published data resources. Check out some docs to help you get started here.

Customer use cases

Want to learn about the product in action? Read up on some case studies about how our power customers have integrated the product into their workflows here.

Video resource: Introduction to Secoda

Got a few minutes? Check out a video overview of our product:

Good to know: We understand that some integrations and data structures are more complex than others, so if you're having any issues, reach out directly on our Slack community or [e-mail]