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Base your data products on the downstream use cases of your most important data. then gives you an overview of all your products and their status. Data products showing the priority, owner, and status of all monitors and tests title Examples of data products are
A set of transformation models and metrics within a specific folder, like a finance mart (e.g., dbt models, SQLMesh models, or Coalesce nodes).
A group of transformation models linked by an exposure, for instance, models used by a CLTV model that powers marketing automation.
A selected collection of dashboards in a BI tool, such as core KPI reporting.
A compilation of tables or transformation models that carry a common tag, like all ‘P1’ models that require high-priority management.

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Benefits of creating data products

Data products help you manage the end-to-end reliability of your business-critical data. With a data product, you can:
  • See all monitors and tests on the data product and its upstream dependencies.
  • Set up monitors based on the data product definition.
  • Manage ownership and alerting at the data product level.
  • See past issues, and share the quality score and test coverage of the data product. See How metrics are calculated.

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Understanding a data product

A data product page has these tabs:
  1. Overview: a summary of the data product, its current issues and incidents, and its assets.
  2. Monitors & tests: the monitors and tests on the data product’s assets.
  3. Issues: the issues that affect your data product.
  4. Lineage: the data assets and data products upstream and downstream of the data product.
  5. Settings: the name, assets, owner, alert settings and status badge of the data product.
title The Overview tab shows:
  • A summary with the platforms, priority, description, quality score and test coverage
  • The issues and incidents on or upstream of the data product
  • All data assets that are part of the data product definition

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Finding assets without a product or owner

lists the assets that are not covered yet. Pick the gap you want to see: Not in any product, No owner, or Neither product nor owner. Turn on Include monitors & tests to list them too. Select assets in the list to add them to a product or assign an owner. lists the data products that share assets with other data products, and the shared assets.

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Creating a data product

  1. Go to Creating a data product

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Modifying or deleting a data product

  1. Navigate to
  2. Click the three dots for the data product you want to modify and select Settings to edit it or Delete to delete it.