Solutions
Use EntryLayer where Snowflake data needs a human workflow.
EntryLayer is for the places where a table, dashboard, or model is not enough: someone needs to enter, correct, review, approve, and explain operational records connected to Snowflake.
By industry
Built for teams whose data cannot leave.
Healthcare
Chargemaster maintenance, provider directories, charge-capture exceptions, and registry validation — with no PHI spreadsheets and no new vendor BAA.
Financial services
Trade-break queues, security master corrections, and month-end adjustments with maker-checker review and queryable history.
Insurance
Suspended claim worklists, policy corrections, producer licensing cleanup, and underwriting referrals inside your account.
Life sciences
HCP and site master data stewardship, transparency reporting corrections, and roster maintenance with defensible history.
By workflow
Start with a workflow your team already recognizes.
Data entry for Snowflake
Replace spreadsheet entry and correction files with Snowflake-backed forms, grids, and controlled project workspaces.
Review and approval workflows
Route exception records through review states with comments, field history, access logs, and approval context.
Operational data apps
Give teams a packaged application pattern for operational work around Snowflake tables without one-off CRUD builds.
Forms and work queues
Turn rows into work queues where operators can scan, open, correct, submit, and review records.
Shared architecture posture
The same Snowflake-native boundary applies across every solution.
EntryLayer runs as a Snowflake Native App on Snowpark Container Services. App state lives in Hybrid Tables, source reads use customer-approved Snowflake access where supported, and normal product use does not require provider-owned source-data egress.
SPCS runtime
Web and API containers run in the installed Native App.
Hybrid Tables state
Workflow and audit history remain Snowflake-resident.
Caller-rights reads
Snowflake policies remain central where RCR is supported.
Pull-based extraction
Customers pull approved work into their own workflows.