Keep data in your warehouse
Renta runs queries in your warehouse and returns results to your AI assistant. Context Layer does not store a separate copy of your warehouse data.
RENTA CONTEXT LAYER
Your data team defines what the data means and how to calculate it. Business users ask questions through their AI assistant, using those shared definitions.
Built for Google BigQuery and ClickHouse.What counts as revenue in our orders model?
HOW CONTEXT LAYER WORKS
Your AI assistant discovers available models and requests the fields, measures, and filters it needs. Renta builds and runs the SQL in your warehouse, then returns the results.
MODEL SETUP
In four simple steps, your data team defines the data, context, and measures AI assistants can use.
Use existing warehouse tables or views, including models built with dbt. Or write custom SQL for joins, filters, and business rules.
Grant access to individual users or teams. AI assistants inherit their users’ permissions and can discover and query only the models those users can access.
Renta runs queries in your warehouse and returns results to your AI assistant. Context Layer does not store a separate copy of your warehouse data.
Your AI assistant can explore and analyze your data. Renta blocks requests to change or delete it, so your original records stay intact.
Renta limits result size, data processed, and execution time. Requests run in sequence through a queue to help keep your warehouse stable and avoid unexpected query costs.
USE CASES
See how model definitions shape the answer to each business question.
The orders model contains completed, non-test orders. Its revenue column is in USD, excluding VAT. SUM on revenue gives revenue_sum.
revenue_sumchannelPaid search leads with $48,200, followed by organic search at $31,600.