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• Ability to store and manage large amounts of structured and semi-structured data.

• Ability to fetch, filter, sort, analyze, and transform data stored in Snowflake.

• Data visualization to easily understand trends, patterns and relationships among large data sets.

• Virtual workspaces that enable collaboration and sharing of resources between team members and the ability to share data and metadata with other users, groups, and accounts.

• Security features such as role-based access control, data encryption, and network isolation.

• Tools for ingesting and loading data into Snowflake, including bulk load and streaming. Plus, the ability to integrate with and query data stored in a data lake.

• A custom GUI can automate repetitive tasks and streamline workflows, resulting in increased efficiency and productivity for multiple teams.

• To get a GUI that’s designed specifically to meet the needs of your company's users and your unique use case. This may include custom reporting, dashboards, and visualization abilities and additional functionality or integrations that are not available in the Snowflake GUIs available commercially.

• For easy integrations with other systems and tools used by a company, such as an ERP or a CRM, that provide end users with a more integrated and seamless app for automating their internal processes and workflows.

• A custom GUI can be designed to match a company's branding and visual style, creating a more consistent and cohesive look and feel across all of its applications.

• Snowflake is a highly complex data platform, with many features and capabilities. Building a custom GUI requires a team with specialized expertise in data warehousing, UI development, and security, which can be difficult to assemble and maintain.

• A custom GUI must be integrated with Snowflake's APIs and data storage systems, which can be complex and difficult to navigate. Appsmith’s native integration with Snowflake solved this for you out of the box.

• Ensuring the security of sensitive data is critical when building a custom GUI, and this can be a challenge given the complexities of the Snowflake platform.

• Custom GUIs must be designed to handle large amounts of data and support fast query performance, which can be a challenge.

• As a company's data needs grow, a custom GUI must be able to scale to accommodate the increased data volume and complexity.

• Custom GUIs require ongoing maintenance and updates to ensure compatibility with new releases of the Snowflake platform and to address security vulnerabilities as they arise.

Snowflake's GUI is typically used by the following teams:

• data analysts

• data engineers

• business intelligence teams

• data science teams

But depending on the specific use case and your company’s data needs, many times you will also find a Snowflake GUI useful for teams such as finance, sales, marketing and operations.