Capability 02
Semantic Graph and Single Source of Truth
Connect datasets, metrics, dimensions, and analytical objects through a governed semantic foundation.
What it enables
More useful context for the decisions in front of your team.
Enterprise Semantic Graph
Build reusable relationships between business concepts and technical data assets.
Single Model
Organize dimensions, attributes, and measures within consistent schemas.
Global Objects
Reuse shared metrics and objects across dashboards and analytical experiences.
How it supports the workflow
Move from signal to business-ready context.
Semantic Graph and Single Source of Truth is designed to support the wider analytical workflow without separating people from the information and definitions they need.
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Model meaning
Build reusable relationships between business concepts and technical data assets.
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Generate datasets
Support the creation of analysis-ready datasets from governed models.
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Govern centrally
Manage models, permissions, usage, and changes from one controlled environment.
Designed for
Decision environments where context matters.
Daviz can be shaped around the reporting, operational, and leadership conversations that are most important to your organization.
Consistent definitions
Give users the same governed definitions and trusted data across dashboards and reports.
Reusable models
Reuse shared metrics and objects across analytical experiences instead of rebuilding logic.
Governed self-service
Provide a shared analytical language business users can work from with confidence.
Questions
Common questions about Semantic Graph and Single Source of Truth.
Direct answers to the questions teams ask when evaluating this capability.
What is an Enterprise Semantic Graph?+
An Enterprise Semantic Graph connects datasets, business definitions, metrics, and analytical objects through reusable relationships, so business concepts stay consistent across every analytical experience.
What does Single Source of Truth mean in practice?+
It means users across dashboards and reports work from the same governed definitions and trusted data, instead of conflicting versions of the same measure.
Why do shared metrics matter more than more dashboards?+
Conflicting numbers usually come from inconsistent definitions, not missing dashboards. A governed semantic foundation resolves the definitions once and reuses them everywhere.