Built-in Analytics and BI
Transform governed data into actionable insights within a unified analytics platform.
Groundzero is equipped with SQL-driven exploration, customizable dashboards, and role-based access control.
BI Should Not Be a Separate Tool
Traditional BI platforms often operate as external layers on top of data infrastructure, introducing additional licensing models, security mapping, and metadata duplication.
Groundzero integrates analytics directly into the unified lakehouse architecture, ensuring insights are built on governed, consistent data without operational fragmentation.
SQL-Driven Exploration
Use the built-in SQL editor to query, transform, and refine datasets directly on the lakehouse foundation. Maintain data consistency without exporting to external BI tools.
Full Customizable Dashboard
Create charts and dashboards using a comprehensive visualization library. Configure layouts, metrics, filters, and display formats to align with business requirements.
Role-Based Access Control
Dashboards and charts inherit the same RBAC framework used across data engineering and machine learning. Ensure secure collaboration without separate access mapping.
Collaborative Insights Development
Data engineers, analysts, and data scientists collaborate within the same platform — from data preparation to final dashboard delivery — without switching tools or compromising security.
Universal Lakehouse Foundation
Analytics queries operate directly on governed datasets within the unified lakehouse layer.
Machine learning predictions can be visualized alongside operational metrics without data duplication or external integration layers.
Unlimited Insight Delivery
Groundzero does not impose per-user, per-dashboard, or per-viewer licensing limits on analytics workloads. Insights scale with organizational growth while infrastructure usage remains aligned to actual resource consumption.
By consolidating BI within the unified platform, enterprises avoid the cost multiplication often associated with separate analytics tooling.