Financial quantification
The proprietary engine converts architecture weaknesses into a dollar-denominated annual loss estimate with a five-year outlook.
Schaaq Scanner diagnoses structural data weaknesses and converts them into a dollar figure your board can act on. No cloud dependency. No ongoing alert noise. Just the annual cost of poor data architecture.
Detection without valuation is noise.
Average annual cost of poor data quality per organisation, based on Gartner research frequently cited in enterprise data quality guidance.
DAMA-aligned architecture properties assessed across semantic identity, governance, measurement, anti-corruption and traceability.
Automated tests validating the engine against sector-specific test schemas with 29 intentional defects.
Bytes of client data that leave your environment during a standard deployment. Schaaq runs locally and can operate in air-gapped settings.
Schaaq is positioned upstream of observability and governance tooling. It is a one-time or episodic diagnostic used to establish the business case for remediation, architecture uplift or downstream monitoring investment. The output is designed for executives, consultants and buyers who need quantified exposure, not another alert stream.
The proprietary engine converts architecture weaknesses into a dollar-denominated annual loss estimate with a five-year outlook.
Generate branded reports that can be used in executive meetings, pre-sales discovery, governance programmes and remediation roadmaps.
Read-only local execution reduces sovereignty, security and procurement friction for mining, energy, government and regulated industries.
Three database adapters with a 3-step connection wizard. Test-connection verification, schema auto-discovery, and configurable timeouts included.
Schaaq is deliberately simple in operation so the conversation stays focused on architecture and cost, not tool administration.
Point Schaaq at a supported database, warehouse or metadata source. The scanner runs read-only inside your environment.
The engine evaluates your schema across multiple architecture properties and automated checks, then scores findings by severity and cost contribution.
Deliver an HTML, PDF or CSV output with your findings, projected cost path and remediation priorities.
Every upgrade shipped between v3.0 and v3.8 was designed to increase the auditability, precision, and commercial utility of the scan output.
Save and compare previous scans. Track how data architecture quality changes over time with trend indicators.
Every finding is backed by a complete evidence trail — the specific data points, statistical measures, and thresholds that triggered each issue. No black-box assertions.
All cost figures include statistical confidence bands. Communicates certainty levels honestly rather than presenting false precision.
Technical mode for data engineers with full statistical detail. Executive mode with plain English labels and board-ready framing for CxOs and VPs.
Groups findings into themed remediation actions, estimates effort bands, and computes confidence levels. Shows which fixes to do first for maximum dollar impact.
Pre-configured benchmarks for Mining, ESG, and Energy sectors. Scan results contextualised against industry-specific norms and peer performance ranges.
Visual mapping of how each finding cascades through the organisation. Identifies the findings that drive the most total cost — the high-leverage fixes.
Automated detection of data quality anomalies using outlier analysis and null rate spike monitoring. Catches problems that manual review would miss.
PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and MySQL adapters with a 3-step connection wizard. Test-connection verification and schema auto-discovery included.
Docker-based test environment with three sector-specific persona schemas containing 29 intentional defects. 503 automated tests validate the engine.
Schaaq does not stop at profiling or flagging issues. It converts architecture weakness into an annualised financial exposure model purpose-built for executive decision-making. The output is deterministic, sector-calibrated, and confidence-interval-bounded — designed to survive board-level scrutiny.
Schaaq Scanner runs your schema through a proprietary economic engine that converts structural weaknesses into annualised financial cost. The engine is sector-calibrated and produces confidence-interval-bounded estimates with a five-year projection.
These are designed to be technically credible and commercially legible so teams can move from symptoms to root causes.
Each scan evaluates your architecture across seven proprietary diagnostic properties — covering structural quality, temporal consistency, semantic clarity, volumetric health, and cross-system alignment. Every property produces an interpretable score designed to be technically credible and commercially legible.
Schaaq is especially strong in environments with multiple operational systems, inherited schemas, manual reporting workarounds and board-level disclosure obligations.
Database integrity underpins mineral resource estimation, operational reporting and environmental disclosure. Legacy schema complexity is common.
Asset telemetry, reporting chains and contractor-heavy data flows create fertile conditions for hidden architecture cost and operational risk.
On-prem deployment, read-only access and no telemetry matter where sovereignty, procurement and security review are significant constraints.
Where reporting quality, operational resilience and auditability matter, structural data weaknesses become executive and board issues quickly.
Schaaq is not sold as a compliance product. It is sold as the financial diagnostic that quantifies the risk sitting underneath these obligations.
If your data architecture has structural gaps, your sustainability disclosures are built on unstable foundations — and your board carries the liability.
Operational risk management now makes poor data processes a live operational-resilience issue for regulated entities and their service-provider ecosystems.
Australian privacy principles require reasonable steps to ensure personal information is accurate, complete, up to date and protected. Data architecture quality directly affects that outcome.
JORC's database integrity criterion explicitly addresses protection against transcription and keying errors. Mineral resource estimates depend on the structural quality of the underlying database.
Schaaq is best used before or alongside monitoring investments because it establishes the quantified business case for why architecture issues matter.
| Capability | Schaaq Scanner | Monitoring tools |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Diagnose structural data architecture weakness and quantify annual dollar impact. | Monitor data quality events, anomalies, freshness and pipeline reliability over time. |
| Commercial output | Executive report with confidence intervals, ROI-sequenced remediation roadmap, blast-radius analysis, sector benchmarks, and evidence envelopes. PDF and in-app delivery. | Operational alerts, dashboards, incident workflows and data observability metrics. |
| Deployment fit | Read-only local execution. No telemetry. Air-gap capable. | Typically cloud-first or hybrid, with ongoing integration and monitoring footprint. |
| Decision owner | CIO, CDO, CFO, programme sponsor, consultant or transformation lead. | Data platform, analytics engineering and operations teams. |
| Best time to buy | When the organisation needs a quantified business case for architecture uplift or tool investment. | When the organisation already has a sustained data quality or reliability operations motion. |
Every output is from the real product. Designed to be commercially useful in discovery meetings, steering committees, and remediation planning sessions — with evidence envelopes, confidence intervals, and sector benchmarks included.
A single headline number with statistical confidence bands, not false precision.
Critical, High, Medium, Low breakdown across all diagnostic areas.
Visual cascade analysis showing how each finding propagates cost across the organisation.
Fixes prioritised by return on investment with effort estimates.
How the organisation compares to Mining, ESG, or Energy industry peers.
Full evidence envelopes for every finding — audit-grade defensibility.
Schaaq can be deployed as an assessment, licensed to consultants, or structured as a broader enterprise or partner arrangement.
Schaaq is run by the Schaaq team or a delivery partner. Best when speed and executive clarity matter more than software procurement.
Best for boutique advisory firms and data consultants who want a repeatable white-label diagnostic to open remediation work.
Used for larger internal programmes, OEM scenarios and multi-user deployment where the engine becomes part of a broader service offer.
The right starting point depends on whether you want Schaaq delivered for you, used by your advisory team, or structured into a partner model.
Per engagement. We run the scan and deliver the report.
Per year. 36 scans, full white-label, scenario comparison.
Annual commitment for unlimited scans, multi-user access and OEM branding.
Schaaq was developed for environments where inherited schemas, compliance pressure and operational complexity create large hidden costs. The engine is a proprietary calculation pipeline — purpose-built, deterministic, and designed to run entirely inside your environment without sending data to external services.
The scanner runs locally. No telemetry is required to generate results or export reports.
Designed for analysis, not mutation. The product is intended to inspect schemas rather than change them.
Credential handling is designed around encrypted local storage rather than cloud-hosted account dependency.
There is no requirement to stream usage or dataset information to a vendor service.
Suitable for environments where outbound data flow is prohibited or tightly controlled.
Outputs are designed to travel inside the client environment without forcing users back into the application.
These are the points that typically matter in discovery: fit, deployment, overlap with other tools and how Schaaq is bought.
If you want a quantified view of architecture risk before committing to a larger programme, Schaaq is designed for that exact decision point.