Relay — Product
Visual concept preview of the SaaS Launch template's Product page: Explains core workflows and the infrastructure underneath them. The sections below are a non-interactive composition of open-registry blocks.
Relay models events from your product and warehouse into governed metrics, then delivers them as dashboards, digests, and alerts — no nightly export jobs, no version-five spreadsheets.
Every number in Relay traces back to a definition with an owner, a history, and a review trail — governance that works like the code review you already do.
Metric registry
A searchable registry of every metric: its SQL, its owner, and everywhere it appears.
Change review
Definition changes ship through review, with a diff of every dashboard the change touches.
Role-scoped access
Access maps to the roles in your identity provider, down to the row level.
The daily surfaces stay simple because the definitions underneath them do the hard work.
Dashboards that answer the follow-up
Drill from any chart to the cohort behind it without writing a query — the follow-up question is already answered.
Alerts that arrive with context
When a metric breaks its baseline, the owner gets the segment, the timeframe, and the likely cause in one message.
Relay meets your data where it already lives, so the path from install to insight is measured in hours.
Connect your warehouse
Point Relay at Postgres, BigQuery, or Snowflake with read-only credentials — or stream events straight from the SDK.
Model your metrics
Write definitions in SQL or the visual builder; Relay versions them and assigns each an owner.
Share it everywhere
Publish dashboards, schedule digests, and set alert baselines — every surface reads the same layer.
Warehouses, event streams, identity, and messaging — connected with scoped credentials and sensible defaults.
Two-way sync keeps definitions, events, and alerts consistent — no glue code to babysit.
Two-way sync keeps definitions, events, and alerts consistent — no glue code to babysit.
Two-way sync keeps definitions, events, and alerts consistent — no glue code to babysit.
Two-way sync keeps definitions, events, and alerts consistent — no glue code to babysit.
Two-way sync keeps definitions, events, and alerts consistent — no glue code to babysit.
Two-way sync keeps definitions, events, and alerts consistent — no glue code to babysit.
Ferrowatt runs eleven product squads against one Relay workspace. Metric changes go through review like code, and nobody has opened a reconciliation spreadsheet since the rollout.
The registry is the part nobody advertises and everybody ends up loving. Our metrics finally have owners, and our arguments finally have endings.
Amara Diallo, Head of Data, Ferrowatt
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