"Finance_FINAL.xlsx", "Finance copy.xlsx", a draft nobody approved. gridmap replaces the pile with one governed registry — versioned, owned, and always current.
When a report or pipeline pulls from a mapping file, a small change in the wrong cell can cascade. Changes should be validated and tracked automatically.
"Budget_Codes_FINAL_v3_UPDATED.xlsx" — when reference data lives in multiple places, tracking the latest takes more effort than it should.
Shared folders make it tricky to control who can edit what. A purpose-built system handles granular access and audit trails out of the box.
When something looks off, seeing exactly what changed, when, and by whom makes troubleshooting straightforward instead of time-consuming.
Typed columns (text, numbers, dates, dropdowns) with validation. No more free-text headaches — data is clean by design.
Upload CSV or Excel directly. Primary-key upsert means updates merge cleanly without duplicates.
Every change is tracked — who, when, and the previous value. Soft delete with restore means nothing is ever lost.
Finance sees finance codes, operations sees operations — automatically enforced.
Connect to Snowflake, SQL Server, BigQuery, or any supported database. Reference data stays in sync.
Your BI tools, ETL pipelines, and applications look up mappings via REST API — always current.
No more "FINAL_v3". There is one registry, and it's always the source of truth.
Bring your existing spreadsheets in as-is, then govern them going forward.
Your data is never locked in — export to Excel or pull it from the API.
Consider the time your team spends today: searching shared drives for the right file, checking hardcoded values in SQL, restarting reports that failed on a mapping issue, or tracing a wrong number back through sheets, rows, and cells. Even a few hours a month adds up fast — gridmap gives that time back with structured data, automatic version tracking, and clear access control that work from day one.
Excel works for personal analysis, but breaks down as a shared, governed registry. There is no change history, access control is limited to who has the file, there is no API for downstream systems, and a single bad edit can cascade into broken reports. gridmap gives you all the flexibility of a spreadsheet with the governance of a proper data platform.
Yes — upload CSV or Excel files directly into gridmap. Primary key-based upsert merges updates cleanly without creating duplicates. You can go from an Excel file to a versioned, governed registry in under 5 minutes.
Every change to every row is tracked automatically — who made the change, when, and what the previous value was. You can view the full history of any row and restore previous values. For compliance and audit purposes, nothing is permanently deleted (soft delete with restore).
Deletes in gridmap are soft deletes — the data is marked as deleted but retained. An administrator can restore deleted rows at any time. The audit log shows who deleted the row and when.
Row-level security lets you restrict which rows each user or group can see and edit — within the same registry. Finance sees finance cost center codes, operations sees product codes. Access is enforced automatically; no need to create separate files or tabs that get out of sync.
No — gridmap works alongside your data warehouse. It connects to Snowflake, SQL Server, BigQuery, PostgreSQL, and others to read source values and detect changes. Mappings and reference data are served via REST API to your BI tools, ETL pipelines, and applications.
For a single Excel file, migration takes under 10 minutes — upload the file, map the columns, and your data is live in a versioned registry. Larger migrations with multiple files can be done incrementally. The free tier lets you try it with no commitment.
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