Snowflake and ContextBase
Snowflake holds much of your data, and Cortex brings AI to it. ContextBase reads Snowflake in place, through the grants you set, alongside every other system your plan runs.
SnowflakeThe data in its own warehouse.
ContextBaseEvery system, read in place, with knowledge your team approves.
How they fit together
What you get with both
Keep Snowflake
ContextBase reads Snowflake through the grants you set. Nothing is copied into a new warehouse, and nothing about your Snowflake setup has to change.
Key benefitAdd the knowledge layer without a migration.Every system, not one
Claims sit in one system, eligibility in another, and the rule that explains them in a stored procedure. ContextBase reads all of them where they are.
Key benefitJoin what Snowflake holds with what QNXT, SQL Server, and your code say about it.Knowledge your team approves
Agents draft definitions and pitfalls from the systems you already run. A person approves each one, and every answer uses the approved version.
Key benefitThe quirks your analysts know stop living in their heads.
Snowflake holds the data. ContextBase holds what your team knows about it: the rule a stored procedure applies, a feed a table carries twice, a plan year that starts in July. It reads Snowflake with the rest of the estate and checks every answer against that knowledge.
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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.