For Chief Data Officers

Stand behind every number the board sees

You answer for the board deck, the AI the company uses, and the audit trail behind both. MetaKarta applies your approved definitions everywhere they're used and keeps the history of every change, so the answer to "where did this come from?" is ready on request.

Key capabilities

One approved definition behind every reported number

AI answers drawn from the same approved definitions

Audit evidence for SOX 302, BCBS 239, CSRD, and ISSB, kept continuously

One platform, priced flat as the data estate grows

The Problem

The questions reaching data leadership got harder

The audit committee wants evidence under SOX 302 and BCBS 239, CSRD and ISSB put sustainability figures under the same scrutiny, and the board wants to know whether the company's AI can be trusted.

Meanwhile the board deck and the financial system disagree, and finding out why takes a week of senior people's time. An AI assistant gives a confident figure that matches no report, and the miss lands on data governance.

Every audit cycle rebuilds the history of a definition from email, tickets, and memory. The program depends on the specific people who remember how it works.

The Approach

Govern each definition once and apply it everywhere

MetaKarta keeps your organization's approved definitions on one platform and applies them in every report, analytics tool, and AI assistant that uses them. The board deck and the operating dashboards compute the same figure.

Every change to a definition is recorded with who made it, when, and why. The audit answer is a query, ready on request in every cycle.

Your approved definitions stay in the tools you already own. The technology behind MetaKarta already runs inside Microsoft Purview, Informatica from Salesforce, IBM, Oracle, and Qlik Talend.

What Changes

One number in the board deck

The report, the dashboard, and the financial system agree because they run the same approved definition.

AI you can defend

Every AI answer carries the evidence behind it, so a questioned figure can be traced and corrected.

A program that outlasts its people

The history of every definition lives in the platform, where it survives a reorganization and a resignation.

Use cases for chief data officers

Can we prove it to the auditor?

Demonstrate version history, point-of-use policy, and the full provenance chain for any definition. The audit answer is a query: what a metric meant on any date, who changed it, and where it flowed.

What context did the AI agent use?

Deliver curated definitions, relationships, policies, and provenance to agents via MCP. Every response returns the metadata evidence that produced it, so the answer and its grounding arrive together.

Why don't the numbers match?

Define each metric once and compile it natively into every BI tool. Power BI and Tableau return the same revenue number because both read the same governed definition. There's nothing left to reconcile.

Frequently asked
questions

What will my team want to evaluate?

 Your data architecture and governance leads will want to see how definitions reach your reporting tools and how the change history is kept. We run that proof on your own environment, with your own metrics.

Which regulations does MetaKarta support?

SOX 302, BCBS 239, CSRD, ISSB, and AI audit mandates. Every definition has an owner, a version history, and a record of where it's used.

How does MetaKarta help with AI governance?

AI assistants answer from the same approved definitions as your reports, and each answer returns the evidence that produced it. Access follows each user's permissions, so an assistant sees only what the person asking is authorized to see.

MetaKarta is a smaller vendor. Will you be around?

MetaKarta brings nearly 30 years of metadata engineering, and its technology runs inside the products of Microsoft Purview, Informatica from Salesforce, IBM, Oracle, and Qlik Talend. Your approved definitions stay in your own tools, whatever happens to any vendor.

How is MetaKarta priced?

Flat pricing that stays predictable as the data estate and the team grow.

Who should I talk to?

Request an executive briefing with our CEO, Christian Bremeau. He'll walk through governing reporting and AI from the same approved definitions.