Futuremodel is a knowledge graph that generates SQL and LookML, using a point-and-click interface. The code it generates is highly optimized and can adapt to data models of any complexity.
Code development, testing, debugging, and maintenance are managed for you.
Most BI Systems are inflexible because they depend on static models, defined at the time of project creation.
Futuremodel decomposes complex structures into elemental structures that are dynamically generated at run-time. As a result, operations that are often tedious, such as data transformation, aggregation, and statistical analysis, can be done in a few keystrokes.
This flexible architecture lets us create analytical toolkits that enrich everything, from time-series analytics to geospatial analytics, and we're adding new tools every day.
In fact, if you have a specific data problem that you're grappling with, let us know, and we’ll implement it for you.
Your data should be connected and portable. Futuremodel connects with other sources to help you get more done.
Futuremodel is a platform written on Looker that automatically generates LookML using a point and click interface. Business analysts, IT professionals, managers and executives can get the benefit of Looker without having to become LookML coders.
Futuremodel provides simple extensions to the native Looker interface so it can be easily mastered by anyone familiar with Looker.
The Futuremodel interface typically generates well-structured LookML 10-20x faster than an experienced LookML developer can. The resulting code is well-structured, optimized and bug-free. Modifying code written long ago, or by someone else, can be done by simply changing a setting in the visual interface, as opposed to reverse engineering the code.
Futuremodel provides interactive tools that greatly simplify transformation and organization of data tables and provides many high-level functions, allowing for operations that are tedious to write manually. People with Futuremodel accounts can view online resources that document its functionality.