Why gridmap
Reference data is the quiet single point of failure.
Mapping tables and lookups decide what every report says, yet they live in spreadsheets nobody owns. gridmap turns them into governed data with an owner, a history and access rules.
See it happen in a two-minute walkthrough
Without gridmap
Nobody owns the mapping
The file owner is on vacation. Edits happen in Slack. The "final" version has three copies.
Errors surface in production
One typo in a lookup and the nightly load fails, or worse, silently reports the wrong number.
No way to prove what happened
When a stakeholder asks why a figure changed, there's no history to point to.
With gridmap
One owned, governed registry
Each mapping has an owner, access rules, and a single current version everyone trusts.
Validated before it ships
New source values are flagged, not dropped. Unmapped counts are visible on the dashboard.
An audit trail for every edit
Every edit records who made it and what it replaced. "Who changed what, when" is one click away.
Made for the people who own the numbers
- Controllers
- Trust the figures in every report, and prove where they came from.
- Data managers
- Stop being the bottleneck for every mapping change. Delegate safely with access control.
- Data engineers
- Read current mappings and reference data from an API instead of chasing spreadsheets.