Legacy tools promised self-service but delivered dashboard sprawl, ungoverned metrics, and a learning curve that sent business users straight back to the analyst queue.
Astrato gives your data team the governance controls they need – and your business users an experience simple enough to actually use.


Legacy BI gave you a choice: lock everything down and become the bottleneck, or open it up and watch governance collapse. Astrato gives your data team a third option.

Your Semantic Layer is where the arguments end. Define your metrics, dimensions, and business logic once – and every dashboard, every team, every user pulls from the same source of truth. No more conflicting spreadsheets. No more "where did you get that number?" in the Monday meeting. And when someone does ask, they can inspect the underlying SQL and data lineage behind every visualization.


Actions let you chain together clicks, filters, and navigation into guided flows – no code required. Set default selections, control which objects or measures appear dynamically, and engineer exactly how users move through the intricacies of your data. Instead of handing them a dashboard template and hoping for the best, you design the path. It feels like exploring an app. It works like one too.
Draft, version, publish. Your team iterates in private, saves stable snapshots, and pushes to end users only when it's ready. Role-based permissions control who sees what and who builds what. Row-level security is inherited from your warehouse or can be set up per Semantic Layer. Governance isn't a layer you add on top, it's the foundation everything else sits on.

Astrato stands out as a remarkably intuitive platform that strikes an excellent balance between flexibility and powerful data analysis capabilities. It enables users to explore and visualize data freely while still maintaining strong analytical depth and precision, so you don’t have to trade ease of use for rigorous insights.






Astrato queries your warehouse directly – your data never moves. Row-level security and role-based access are inherited from your existing policies, so your team controls exactly who sees what without managing permissions in two places.











