Buy-side data work is exception-driven. Your platform shouldn’t be.
Operations live in approvals, alerts, and change — not in warehouse jobs. Public markets arrive as feeds; private markets often arrive as unstructured packs.
Fencore DataHub is the no-code layer those desks run every day: golden records, governed pipelines, and the controls that sit with the data (self-service, or with managed services).
Cori, DataHub’s in-product assistant, works over docs, config, metadata, data, and alerts, and drafts pipelines from natural language.
Config, not hard-coded ETL
Business users change mappings and rules in the platform. Hard-coded pipelines look cheaper until the first source swap.
Four-eye in the platform
Approvals sit on the same records, pipelines, and config as the work — not in email, and not bolted on after the warehouse.
Lineage to the cell
Follow a value through the operating loop, not only through warehouse tables.
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How We're Different
Snowflake, Fabric, and Databricks move and store data. Fencore DataHub is the buy-side data operating system on top: multi-eye approvals, central alert triage, mastering into golden records, governed pipeline design, and Cori, the in-product assistant — all inside the same access model.
That includes structured vendor feeds and unstructured private-markets packs, with self-service no-code or Fencore managed services. See what ships on day one versus handcrafting an equivalent in-house, and why teams underestimate the ops layer when they budget a warehouse project.
The ops layer investment managers run every day, not the warehouse underneath it. Public and private markets, structured and unstructured. Self-service or managed services.