Scan your databases and find and tag fields holding personal data so you can know what data you are processing and where to comply with data protection regulations such as GDPR or CCPA.
Dataedo finds fields holding potentially sensitive data automatically from entire data catalog using built in functions. You and your team can curate metadata tags manually.
Dataedo comes with predefined search and classification functions for GDPR and PII.
Define multiple parallel classifications for different regulations and policies.
Dataedo learns and provides suggestions based on existing classifications.
Allow your team to review, add and update field classifications.
List all classified fields from the entire data catalog.
All classifications are stored in shared central metadata repository holding technical (data dictionary) and business (business glossary) metadata.
Dataedo allows data (dictionary) elements to be mapped to the terms in your business glossary and classifications from the glossary are propagated to data elements.
Dataedo allows you to customize existing classification functions and add your own.
Import schema from your databases with our native connectors.
"We jump started all of our Data Governance efforts using the tool. We documented key databases quickly and easily and published the information to our analyst community."
"Dataedo is improving my work a lot. With documentation, the learning curve is smaller and I can have more time to work."
"Thanks to Dataedo I spent more time figuring out the connection string to the instance than I did running the report. It was a great experience."
"It helps us document the 'why' we built it the way we did. The tool is very intuitive to work with, and we use it continuously."
"Dataedo is an easy to use facility for managing basic metadata centrally and producing enhanced data dictionaries."
"Dataedo helps developers to find descriptions for data very quickly. Seeing documentation progress with every release is really helpful."
Know what data you are processing and where to comply with data protection regulations
