Founded by James Campbell in 2017
Validate, test, and document pipeline data to prevent bad records downstream
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Free
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Quick Setup (< 1 hour)
You can use Great Expectations to test, validate, and document data across your pipelines. It lets you write automated assertions, called Expectations, directly in Python to define how your tables and columns should look. Whenever your pipelines execute, it validates your data against these rules and flags errors before issues reach downstream users or databases. The system automatically creates visual reports called Data Docs so engineers and business stakeholders can review data health in clear language without digging into raw code.
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