Data lineage map of a hotel group

Lantern Bay Hotels’ lakehouse end to end: RevPAR traced back to two source columns, guest data by classification, and what retiring a legacy job breaks.

Lantern Bay Hotels, the platform view of the map Open the interactive map

Views in this map

  1. 1
    The platformEight hotel systems feed the lakehouse, bronze to gold, and six reports and exports.
  2. 2
    Trace RevPARThe RevPAR tile, traced back hop by hop to two columns in two source systems.
  3. 3
    Guest dataGuest data enters at three sources and is masked in silver. One gold table skips it.
  4. 4
    Retire the night-audit jobWhat stops without the SSIS night-audit load, and the cloud PMS CDC that replaces it.
  5. 5
    Inside fact_room_nightEight columns, owned by revenue analytics, fresh by 06:00 local. One test fails.

The platform ‹ › Trace RevPAR ‹ › Guest data ‹ › Retire the night-audit job ▸ Inside fact_room_night

Flows to play

  • Where RevPAR comes fromFrom the RevPAR tile back to the two source columns it is built from, one hop at a time. In the Trace RevPAR view.
  • A member’s emailOne Rewards member’s name and email, from sign-up to the reports, and the copy that skips the mask. In the Guest data view.
  • If the load stopped tonightWhat goes stale, and in what order, if the SSIS night-audit load is switched off before the cloud PMS is live. In the Retire the night-audit job view.

The model behind it

68 records of 9 types. Every box on the map is one of them, so the filters and the record panel read the same data.

  • Tables 24
  • Source systems 9
  • Ingestion jobs 9
  • Columns 8
  • Reports and exports 6
  • Measures 5
  • Semantic models 3
  • 2 more types 4

Filters

Layer and Classification and Domain: pick a value and everything else fades.

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