Foundational
Data governance that builds a deterministic knowledge graph from code and data
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What it does
Foundational creates a unified, deterministic knowledge graph that maps code and data movement across repositories, applications, databases, cloud, and on-prem systems. It offers cross-platform lineage, impact analysis, data contracts, data quality, and AI governance. It integrates directly with git and analyzes source code, metadata, and logs.
Foundational is aimed at enterprises where data logic is spread across many repositories and applications. It connects to git and uses deterministic source code analysis to build a knowledge graph of code and data movement. The site says this covers every repository, application, database, cloud, and on-prem system. Products listed include cross-platform lineage, impact analysis, data contracts, data quality, and AI governance. The company also announced Salesforce and Agentforce integrations, including SOQL lineage parsing and an MCP server for agents. Setup is described as automated, with no pipelines to rebuild and no manual mapping to maintain. Pricing is not published as a number. The pricing page says plans are scoped to the size and complexity of your environment and that every plan includes the full platform. A buyer should confirm language and platform coverage for their own stack and ask for a demo to see pricing for their environment.
- Builds a deterministic knowledge graph from code and data movement
- Lists cross-platform lineage, impact analysis, data contracts, data quality, and AI governance
- Integrates directly with git and analyzes source code, metadata, and logs
- Pricing is not published as a number and is scoped to environment size and complexity
- No free plan is described on the homepage or pricing page
- No API or open source licensing statement appears on the homepage or pricing page