Antvia · by Woodfrog

Pipelines, AI readiness, or a BI tool that finally proves its worth.

Antvia is two products under one roof. Antvia Data gets your data in, governed and ready. Antvia Intelligence turns it into metrics, answers, and decisions you can measure.

Each stands on its own. Together they close the loop.

Open lakehouseRuns in your cloud or oursSOC 2No lock-in
Who this is for

Four ways people arrive.

Different starting points, same destination. Find the one that sounds like your business and we will show you that half first.

The two products
Antvia Data
the governed lakehouse

Connects every source into one governed lakehouse, cleaned through bronze, silver and gold. Lineage on every hop, and quality gates that stop bad data before it reaches anyone. People and AI agents are onboarded the same governed way, which is what AI-ready actually means.

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Antvia Intelligence
metrics, answers, decisions

Every metric defined once, so two dashboards cannot disagree. Ask in plain English, or open the dashboard built for your role. Propose a change against that metric, get it approved, then find out what it was actually worth.

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BronzeExactly what the source sent. Nothing is thrown away, so you can always get back to it.
SilverCleaned, typed, deduplicated, joined. The version analysts work from.
GoldBusiness-ready. What your dashboards and models actually read.
Why Antvia

Everyone sells dashboards. Nobody tells you what the decision was worth.

It starts with an observation. A dashboard moves, or somebody asks a question in plain English, or an alert fires because a number crossed a line.

That becomes a proposal, with the metric it expects to move and the stores it applies to written into it. It gets argued over, and it is either approved or turned down. The ones turned down are kept, because the reasoning is the useful part.

What is approved gets carried out in the business. Once somebody records that it happened, the same metric is read again, against what was predicted and against the stores nobody touched. That is how you find out what it was worth.

SOMETHING IS OBSERVEDa dashboard movesyou notice ityou ask whyin plain Englishan alert firesa number crossed a linea proposalnames a metricand a scopediscussedand signed offturned downkept, with the reasoningapprovedexpectation lockedcarried outout in the businessmeasuredagainst the same metric,and the stores nobody touchedwhat it was worth becomes the next thing you notice
The last step only works because of the first. A change that never named a metric cannot be judged against one later.

It refuses to record an opinion.

A proposal has to name a metric the platform computes and the stores it applies to. Without both, it is not admitted. That is what stops the register filling up with things nobody can ever check.

It tells you what it cannot know.

When two changes overlap the same stores in the same window, their effects cannot be separated. Antvia says so and claims nothing, rather than reporting a number it cannot defend.

It finds what nobody predicted.

Most decisions have an effect nobody wrote down. A price floor that lifted gross and quietly cost you volume. Antvia surfaces those next to the win.

Measured, not claimed

Benchmarked against the platforms you are comparing us to.

Ingestion, storage, transformation, query performance and cost, measured on a real production deployment rather than a synthetic test. Every figure below is reproducible, and the full method comes with the report.

480 GB
SOURCE DATA
3.2B
ROWS INGESTED
80+
METRICS CAPTURED
12
SOURCE SYSTEMS
4
PLATFORMS COMPARED
0
QUERY FAILURES
Antvia2.3×
Databricks1.6×
Snowflake1.4×
Google BigQuery1.3×
AWS Athena1.0×

Speed on the same workload, against AWS Athena as the baseline. A longer bar and a bigger number both mean faster.

Compared against AWS AthenaSnowflakeGoogle BigQueryDatabricks
Next step

See it on your own data.

Tell us which of the four sounds like your business and we will show you that half, rather than walking you through the full tour. Thirty minutes, and you can bring your messiest source to it.