Looker and ContextBase
Looker models your metrics in LookML. ContextBase reads those models read-only, alongside every other tool and system, so that work serves every answer.
LookerDefinitions inside each workbook.
ContextBaseEvery system, read in place, with knowledge your team approves.
How they fit together
What you get with both
Keep Looker
ContextBase connects read-only and changes nothing in Looker. Your models and dashboards stay where your teams use them.
Key benefitAdd the knowledge layer without a migration.Your LookML, put to work
Your team already wrote down a lot in LookML. ContextBase reads it, so that work serves every answer and agent too.
Key benefitDefinitions you modeled once, used everywhere.What the model leaves out
The rule a stored procedure applies, or the feed a table carries twice, rarely makes it into a model. ContextBase writes it down for your team to approve.
Key benefitAnswers that account for the quirks.
Looker teams already believe in writing metrics down. ContextBase extends that to the rest of the estate: the procedures, feeds, and pitfalls no model holds. Your team approves them, and every answer and agent uses them.
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Bring one question your team cannot answer today. We connect one system and show you the answer and the work behind it.