Scalata Enterprise
The platform your whole firm runs on
Every source your teams work from, every surface they work on, and the governance that decides who may touch what — licensed once, to the firm.
Data Marketplace
Everything the firm can use, in one catalogue
Warehouses, lakes, buckets, drives, feeds, models and your own systems are registered once and governed centrally — then reach every surface a person or an agent can ask from.
Used everywhere
A connected source is available to every widget, workflow and chat its permissions allow — never re-entered per project.
Push back out
Files, folders and dictionaries push to any connected destination: Drive, OneDrive, S3, Blob, GCP, Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Fabric, Redshift.
Dictionaries & synonyms
Organisation dictionaries map rev_net_q to the thing your firm calls revenue — in every department that reads it.
Portfolios & widgets
Projects built from live surfaces
A portfolio is a workspace with its own dashboard, members and chat. The dashboard is made of widgets — each built by an agent, refreshed on its own schedule, and answerable to a chat of its own.
Combine, join, model
Union, join and financial models across sources, with AI column mapping and your own dictionary behind it.
Charts from a selection
Recommends the chart type for what you picked, then builds a real one you can take away.
Analysis, computed
Suggested tests, run in Python.
Portfolio aggregation
Summary sheets with SUM/AVG toggles.
Continuous controls
Checks that keep running, and report.
Reports and memos
The outline is agreed first, then a finished, styled file lands in the portfolio.
Document comparison
A row per file, a column per question, every cell answered in prose and cited.
Feeds that watch
Curated and firm-specific, filtered to the portfolio.
Relationships in view
Context, activity and documents in one surface.
Anything else, drawn
Custom surfaces built from any selection.
Deliverables
Saved and scheduled, sent on time.
Internal tools, deployed
Asked for in chat, built while you watch, then monitored — reading only what the requester may read.
Chat everywhere
One assistant, on every surface
A global chat that reaches the whole marketplace. A chat inside a widget that knows only that widget. A chat on the portfolio, on the graph, and in help.
Each keeps its own history and its own scope, so an answer is grounded in exactly what the person is looking at — and nothing else.
Digital employees
Colleagues you configure, not scripts you maintain
A digital employee is set on the work: a department, a set of sources it may reach, and a name on the decisions it takes.
An orchestrator routes each request to the right specialist — question answering, financial, document, grid, research, code — and anything consequential stops for approval before it runs.
Sharing & messaging
Inside the firm, and outside it
The same object — a widget, a report, a file, a folder — goes to a colleague, a department, or a client with no licence, without ever leaving the permission model.
Users, departments, tasks
Share at the access level you choose, or hand it over as work with a due date and a message attached.
Guests, groups, revocable links
External users get their own profiles, groups and sessions, and see only what was shared — recorded, attributable, revocable.
The conversation next to the work
Real-time messaging between colleagues and external guests, attached to the thing being discussed. Notifications reach people in app, by email and in the browser, with read state shared across devices.
Apps
Ask for an internal tool, get one running
Describe it in the same chat as everything else and it is generated, previewed and deployed to the people who need it — reading from the sources they are already permitted to read.
Nothing new to grant and nothing to wire up: the app inherits the permissions of the sources behind it, and is monitored like every other run on the platform.
Reports
Deliverables that arrive on their own
A report is a saved selection of widgets and sources. Schedule it and it regenerates and delivers itself; open it and it is already current.
Governance
Roles, departments and per-source permissions
An owner governs the organisation. Each department carries its own admin. Members work inside the scope they are granted — and every grant is on a specific source, for a specific action.
OwnerGoverns the organisation
Billing, licences, departments and any source — with full audit across everything.
Department adminRuns one department
Its members, its widgets and the sources it has been granted. Never another department.
MemberWorks within scope
The portfolios and widgets they belong to, at the level their department allows.
External guestSees only what was shared
Their own profile, group and session — for exactly as long as the share lasts.
Digital employeeHolds permissions like a colleague
Granted sources of its own, and answerable on the work it does with them.
| Grant on “Snowflake · prod” | Read | Use | Ingest | Update | Delete | Super |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credit department | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Risk department | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| J. Doe · member | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Ava · digital employee | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
Guardrails & security
Your policy, screened before anything moves
You write the guardrails. Name a category, set its severity, and decide whether a match is blocked outright or sanitised in place — then publish the version and it is in force, with no deployment in the loop.
Every request and every answer passes them. With coverage snapshots and compliance scoring over time, an event log per incident, two-factor authentication, device and session control, and organisation-wide statistics.
Knowledge graph & administration
It gets faster the longer it runs
Documents, entities, runs, people and sources link as they are used — so the second project starts where the first finished, and any answer can be traced back to what produced it.
Query the graph itself
Ask what is connected to what, and follow any edge back to its source.
Settings & branding
Defaults, model limits, notification policy, departments.
Users & licences
Invite, suspend, reassign seats, transfer ownership.
How it is used
By department, source and agent — with support built in.
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