Owns scope, resourcing, and sign-off. Wants an agile, predictable process with fewer surprises.
Scopes and estimates the work. Wants a realistic plan that reflects how BI is actually built.
The Phoenix Project taught DevOps that all work is one of four types. BI is no different: three of them you plan, and the fourth, unplanned work, is the one that destroys every plan. Predictability comes from governing the first three so the fourth never shows up.
The dashboards and models the business is waiting on. Scoped, prioritized, and visible.
Upgrades, migrations, and re-platforming. Planned like the engineering work it is.
The everyday edits and small adjustments that make up most BI work. Ticketed, governed, and traceable.
The fire drills: what changed, who broke it, where did it go. This is the work Motio exists to eliminate.
Attach a ticket to any object or change event, and update its status without leaving Motio. The issue link jumps straight to Jira, and we work with ServiceNow, Azure Boards, and the other big trackers too.
Most tools sell governance as another layer of permissions. Motio doesn't. We inherit your platform's permissions exactly as they are, then add the visibility and controlled-change process your BI platform never gave you.
Motio's metadata catalog turns every version, edit, and usage signal into a governed dataset, and ships it back to you as live dashboards in your own BI platform. Track change frequency, usage, and volatility out of the box, or build whatever view your team needs.
Understand where spend is going across the environment, then act on it, before the next capacity bill lands.
Ungoverned models feed AI assistants the wrong numbers. A governed content layer is what makes BI, and the AI built on it, something you…
Versioning isn't limited to reports. Models, datasets, permissions, and the folders that hold them are all versioned automatically the…
If you go to a customer, their first question is: how is your change management? We need to have that ourselves.