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Get startedIntegration with Amplitude allows you to incorporate tag data from the Amplitude platform into your trust scorecard. A trust scorecard is a tool used in data literacy to evaluate the reliability of data. It considers factors such as quality metrics, source credibility, compliance with governance standards, accessibility, and lineage documentation. By including data from Amplitude in the scorecard, stakeholders can gain insights into the integrity of the data and make more informed decisions. This integration helps improve data practices and build confidence in the trustworthiness and quality of data assets through transparent and accountable assessments.
Integration with Amplitude is an essential component of Secoda's automation feature. This integration allows users to create structured workflows consisting of triggers and actions. Triggers activate the workflow, and users can set specific schedules for them, such as hourly, daily, or custom intervals. Actions, on the other hand, encompass various operations like filtering and updating metadata. Users can stack multiple actions to create detailed workflows tailored to their team's requirements. One of the significant advantages of this integration is the ability to perform bulk updates to metadata in Amplitude seamlessly. With Secoda, users can rely on automated processes to tag data for trust scorecards based on variables such as documentation completeness and usage, making data management more efficient and accurate.
By integrating Amplitude with Secoda, data teams can enhance their data enablement practices and efficiently manage their trust scorecards. Secoda acts as a comprehensive data knowledge index, consolidating your company's data catalog, lineage, documentation, and monitoring within a unified data management platform. This integration allows data teams to easily scale their data operations and maintain trust in their data practices.