White paper
The Four Jobs Enterprise Data Lineage Now Has to Do
Why audits, BI migrations, and AI agents turned lineage from documentation into a control
Most enterprises already have lineage. It just wasn't built to hold up when an auditor names a date, a BI migration needs a full inventory, or an AI agent decides what a column means. Learn the four jobs lineage now has to do, the six ways it quietly fails at them, and a diagnostic you can run against your own estate this week.

The Four Jobs of Data Lineage White Paper
What You'll Learn
- Why lineage got promoted from documentation to control, and what changed
- The four jobs: trace a number to its code, predict what a change breaks, reproduce the estate on any date, and supply meaning to systems that read metadata
- Where the gap shows up first: incident reviews, migration cutovers, audit requests, and stalled AI pilots
- Six ways lineage quietly fails, from coverage boundaries to a missing time axis
- Why table-level lineage leaves the last mile to a person with a SQL client
- What the gap actually costs your data team
- A six-question diagnostic you can run this week, with no vendor in the room
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Partial lineage looks exactly like complete lineage until the missing part is the part someone asks about."
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