Riffing off of BugsJustFindMe's comment, what kind of privacy/security can you offer at this time? I would love to use a tool like Mozart, but I work with data that contains protected health information (PHI). PHI requires a greater degree of privacy. People working with proprietary financial information have similar concerns.
dsil|4 years ago
There are workarounds, eg for database connectors, and some other connectors, we let you specify which schemas/tables/columns to sync, so you can choose to not sync PII columns (or hash them), and still get a ton of value from the other data and/or aggregates.
And not for PHI, but some of our customers pull all their data into Mozart, write some data transformations within Mozart to redact sensitive data, then use role-based-access-control to give the rest of the company full access to redacted tables, and only certain people have access to the full data.
That said, the security of our customers' data is our top priority regardless of what type of data it is. We're currently in the process of being audited for SOC2 type2.