Coalesce Recognized as a Visionary
Easily search and locate data assets—from domains to dashboards, tables, and columns—at lightning speed with AI assistance and natural language search.
Automatically map your entire data lineage at the column level from data sources to BI tools.
Build company data knowledge with a metadata-powered semantic layer, collaborative cataloging, and automated documentation features.
Monitor and control data access with powerful data governance tools to ensure data stays secure and compliant at any scale.
Build a trusted knowledge bank
Catalog is the shared context layer for the platform, combining metadata and adding context as needed.
It connects across your stack, documents assets with AI, and keeps lineage, ownership, and definitions current automatically—so people and AI agents work from the same understanding of the data. When an agent (or an analyst) asks what a table means, who owns it, or what breaks downstream, the answer is already there.
Get every data pro on the same page
Coalesce Catalog levels the playing field for data engineers and analysts alike. Make high-quality data assets that are easily discoverable for everyone in your organization with metadata management capabilities and quality tracking.
Your data stack, fully connected
Make informed decisions with rich data context
Distill your metadata into a detailed dossier on your data over time. Gain instant visibility into what data exists, where it came from, and how it’s being used–without separate tools or manual upkeep.
Maximize the impact of data across your organization
Weave governance directly into your development workflows instead of applying governance standards after data is transformed. Classify and protect sensitive data at any scale, and manage data access with modular role-based controls and detailed audit trails for the data lifecycle.
“Coalesce Catalog saves the team significant time when iterating on data sets. I’ve received messages from many people across the company saying how much it helps them do their job.”