Analytics for enterprise review

Answers that show their work.

Ask a question in plain language. Snyte plans the query, runs it against the sources you already operate, and returns the number with the path it took, so an analyst can check the answer before anyone acts on it.

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Question: Which regions lost gross margin last quarter, and what moved it?

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Answer

EMEAlargest gross-margin decline, Q3 vs Q2

3 sources · row-level security applied · audit event written · 1.24s end to end

3 sourcesorg scope appliedaudit event written

Retained on the query record

sql

SELECT region,
       SUM(gross_margin) AS gm_q3,
       LAG(SUM(gross_margin)) OVER (ORDER BY quarter) AS gm_q2
FROM   fct_margin
WHERE  org_id = current_setting('app.org_id')::uuid
GROUP  BY region, quarter;

Sources read

postgres100%
bigquery62%
google-sheets24%

Trace

t+0msanalyze
Resolve intent, entities, and grain against the registered source schema.
t+180msgenerate sql
Emit SQL for the plan. The statement is retained on the query record.
t+240msauthorize
The caller's organization scope is applied before any row is read.
t+310msexecute
Run the statement against the connected sources. No sampling, no simulation.
- postgres
- bigquery
- google-sheets
t+1.19scache
Columns, rows, and elapsed time written to the result cache with a 1h TTL.
t+1.24scomplete
Result returned and the access recorded to the immutable audit log.

Illustrative trace. Stage names match the query pipeline; the example question and its figures are not customer data.

Built for the review

What an enterprise reviewer will ask first.

Natural-language analytics fails review for one reason: nobody can tell what the model actually did. Snyte is built so the path is a first-class artifact, not a debug log.

The plan is inspectable

The generated SQL is kept on the query record, not discarded after execution. An analyst can read exactly what ran.

Isolation happens before the read

Every query is scoped to the caller's organization. On the decision tables, Postgres enforces that scope again at the database.

Every answer leaves a record

Access, authentication, and security events are written to an audit log that is queryable per organization.

Platform

From question to defensible number.

Ask

A question, not a query builder.

Type the question the way you would ask an analyst. Snyte resolves intent, entities, and grain against the registered schema, then shows you the plan before it shows you a number.

Plain-language questions against connected sources
The plan is listed stage by stage, with timings
Generated SQL is retained on the query record

snyte.example.com/chat

Which regions lost gross margin last quarter, and what moved it?

Ask

Plan

01analyzet+0ms
02generate sqlt+180ms
03authorizet+240ms
04executet+310ms
05cachet+1.19s
06completet+1.24s

Illustrative trace. Stage names match the query pipeline; the example question and its figures are not customer data.

Trace

The path is the product.

Every answer carries its execution trace: what the model inferred, what was authorized, which sources were read, what was cached, and when the audit event was written. A chart is a claim. A trace is evidence.

Stage names match the query pipeline in the API
Per-source share of the result set
End-to-end timing on every answer

Ask

“Which regions lost gross margin last quarter, and what moved it?”

t+0msanalyze
Resolve intent, entities, and grain against the registered source schema.
t+180msgenerate sql
Emit SQL for the plan. The statement is retained on the query record.
t+240msauthorize
The caller's organization scope is applied before any row is read.
t+310msexecute
Run the statement against the connected sources. No sampling, no simulation.
- postgres
- bigquery
- google-sheets
t+1.19scache
Columns, rows, and elapsed time written to the result cache with a 1h TTL.
t+1.24scomplete
Result returned and the access recorded to the immutable audit log.

Answer

EMEAlargest gross-margin decline, Q3 vs Q2

3 sources · row-level security applied · audit event written · 1.24s end to end

Illustrative trace. Stage names match the query pipeline; the example question and its figures are not customer data.

Govern

Built to pass the review.

Organization scope is applied before any row is read. Authentication fails closed. Access and security events land in a per-organization audit log. The security page lists what is implemented, what is partial, and what is absent.

SSO via WorkOS with RS256 validation
Fail-closed authentication default
Per-organization audit log

snyte.example.com/audit

Audit log

per organization

Time	Event	Actor	Scope	Outcome
09:41:02	query.executed	a.okafor	org_7f3…	ok
09:40:58	auth.session.issued	a.okafor	org_7f3…	ok
09:37:15	datasource.connected	m.lindqvist	org_7f3…	ok
09:31:44	query.denied	svc.reporting	org_2c1…	denied

Illustrative rows. Access, authentication, and security events are written to a per-organization audit log.

Deploy

Runs inside your perimeter.

Snyte ships as containers with Kubernetes manifests and Compose files in the repository. There is no Snyte-operated cloud to trust; you run it where your data already lives.

Docker Compose for a single host
Kubernetes manifests with autoscaling and ingress
A self-hosting runbook in the repository

github.com/…/snyte

In the repository

docker-compose.ymlfull stack, single host
docker-compose.dokploy.ymlDokploy on your worker
k8s/api-deployment.yamlAPI deployment
k8s/ingress.yamlingress
k8s/hpa.yamlhorizontal autoscaling
k8s/external-secrets.example.yamlsecrets via external store
SELF-HOSTING.mdthe runbook

Sources

Connect what you already run.

The catalog below is the API’s, transcribed connector for connector. Filter it to see the shape of the coverage.

36 connector types across 15 categories, declared in the API catalog. Depth varies by entry: some are full SQL connectors with schema discovery, others are event-ingestion mappings that do not answer ad-hoc queries. Ask which ones cover your stack before assuming.

PostgreSQL
Relational
MySQL
Relational
Microsoft SQL Server
Relational
Oracle Database
Relational
SQLite
Relational
Snowflake
Warehouse
Google BigQuery
Warehouse
Amazon Redshift
Warehouse
Databricks SQL
Warehouse
ClickHouse
Analytics engine
DuckDB
Analytics engine
MongoDB
Document
Elasticsearch
Search
CSV / File
Files
Google Sheets
Files
REST API
API
Salesforce
CRM
HubSpot
CRM
Marketo
CRM
Segment
Product events
RudderStack
Product events
Google Analytics 4
Product events
Looker
BI tools
Power BI
BI tools
Tableau
BI tools
Prometheus
Observability
OpenTelemetry
Observability
Sentry
Observability
Jira
Execution
Linear
Execution
GitHub
Execution
Slack
Execution
Zendesk
Support
Intercom
Support
Stripe
Revenue
SAP
Enterprise systems

Security

We publish what is missing too.

Security review goes faster when the vendor is specific about the gaps. The security page lists the controls that are implemented, the ones that are partial, and the certifications Snyte does not hold.

Review the security posture

Control inventory

SNYTE-SEC-2026-001 · 13 February 2026

Implemented: 16
Partial: 4
Absent: 3

Not claimed

No SOC 2 report
No uptime SLA
No Snyte-operated cloud
No penetration test report published

Start with one source.

Connect a database, ask a question, and read the trace. If the path holds up, the rest of the evaluation is a conversation.

Connect a source Talk to sales

SELECT region, SUM(gross_margin) AS gm_q3, LAG(SUM(gross_margin)) OVER (ORDER BY quarter) AS gm_q2 FROM fct_margin WHERE org_id = current_setting('app.org_id')::uuid GROUP BY region, quarter;

Time

Event

Actor

Scope

Outcome

09:41:02

query.executed

a.okafor

org_7f3…

09:40:58

auth.session.issued

a.okafor

org_7f3…

09:37:15

datasource.connected

m.lindqvist

org_7f3…

09:31:44

query.denied

svc.reporting

org_2c1…

denied