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Clarity on every change, across every service.

Turn platform lineage into a self-serve map of fields and relationships while CI catches risky changes between services.
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Field-Level Visibility for Company Infrastructure

As systems grow, so does impact risk. Gable lets every team explore how data flows and shows platform owners where a change will land—so support toil falls and confidence rises.

SCAN

“What exists? Who owns it?”

Platform gets pinged to answer basic discovery questions for every review.

INSIGHTS

Safety isn’t standardized

Each team evaluates risk differently; issues sneak past code review.

CONTROL

Growth multiplies impact risk

More services, more dependencies, more places a change can land.

Solutions

Reduce ops toil

Self-Serve Discovery

Teams browse fields, relationships, and owners without mediation.

Self-documenting field-flows

Replace “what exists/owner?” pings with searchable lineage.

Standardize safety in CI

Template Status Check

Add a lineage gate to golden pipelines.

Risk Rules

Central policies flag high-risk changes across services.

Automate Compliance and Governance

Dependency Visibility

See blast-radius as systems and teams grow.

Change History

Track how a field evolved to understand downstream sensitivity.

Gable Understands Your Code

Register data generating code across your company's most complex repositories and data systems

This code is designed to streamline the process of generating and registering data across your company's most intricate repositories and data systems

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import { track } from '@amplitude/analytics-browser';
export enum AmplitudeEventNames {  
ViewDataAssetFromChangelog = 'Clicked View Data Asset from
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Features

Self-Serve Lineage

An interactive view to browse fields, compute steps, and dependents. Engineers answer “what exists / who owns it / what does it touch?” without pinging the platform team.

Template Status Check

Drop a lineage gate into your golden CI once and every repo inherits consistent impact checks. Safety standardization without touching production paths.

Change History

A timeline of edits to a field and its transforms so reviewers can spot behavior drift. Compare versions and see who changed what, when, and where.

Exportable Evidence

Generate field-level lineage snapshots for reviews or audits in a couple of clicks. Links resolve back to the exact parts of the codebase for verification.

“I believe that Gable is the first next generation data management platform built for the AI era. It’s game changing for any company that truly values data and in this punch card generation of AI, I believe this is foundational.”

Kelvin Lim

Chief Technology Officer at x15ventures

“After putting Gable in production, we've had 0 data-related incidents.”

Zakariah Siyaji

Engineering Manager, Data Platform

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