Engraph

What it does

We're automating the ETL pipeline building process, from ad hoc to large organizations. Our platform uses natural language processing to enable users to ask questions about their organization's data, eliminating the need for a lengthy data-request process.

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  Engraph – Automated ETL Pipelines2023 · ▲5

  Hey HN, we’re Ross and Javier, co-founders of Engraph (www.engraph.ai). Our goal is to completely automate the process of building ETL pipelines, from ad hoc pipelines for question answering to fully fledged ETL pipelines within large organisations: For ad hoc pipelines, a question answering platform which enables users to ask questions in natural language about their organisation's data. Traditionally, access to data within organisations is limited to a handful of data-engineers. This means that if an employee needs access to some data, they have to go through a lengthy process of…

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