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Tablewright · KODE-416 · ARQS Software

Tablewright Ledger

Import the load log from your pipeline, warehouse or the spreadsheet you already keep. Tablewright shows which tables are fresh and which are stale, which ones suddenly lost rows, which gained or lost columns and which nobody owns, and keeps the full history so nobody can quietly rewrite it.

Working toolRuns in your browserInstant accessFrom US$199/mo
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What it does

Every table in one inventory

Orders, customers, inventory, payments and anything else from Shopify, Stripe, your POS or your warehouse. Re-import any time and loads update by id.

Freshness against an SLA

Give each table the number of days it may age. Tablewright marks it fresh or stale as of any date you choose and shows the share within SLA.

Row-count change

Every load is compared with the one before it. A fall of more than 10, 20, 30 or 50 percent, your choice, is flagged.

Schema drift

Columns added or removed since the previous load are listed by name, so a dropped field is caught before a report breaks.

Owners and notes

See which tables have no owner on record, and add notes to a table such as a planned backfill or a known gap.

Tamper-evident and private

Every import and note is SHA-256 hash-chained and stays in your browser. Export a report, an inventory CSV or the journal itself.

Tablewright Ledger

Your data stays on this device (browser storage). Nothing is uploaded. Tablewright reads the load log you provide. It does not connect to your databases or move any data.

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