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Viewnear is a Snowflake Premier Partner and a Snowflake CoCo Preferred Partner, with SnowPro-certified engineers and a verified delivery track record across the Americas.

Depth and a direct line to Snowflake. Premier status reflects certified delivery across the full Snowflake stack, and it means we work hand in hand with Snowflake itself: aligned with the client's Snowflake account team on architecture and delivery, with early visibility into new capabilities (Cortex, Openflow, Horizon Catalog, CoCo, and CoWork). We partner with Snowflake to carry each project to a successful outcome.

Snowflake is consumption-based: the business pays for the compute (credits) and storage it actually uses, so run cost flexes with the work. Snowflake capacity can be procured through Viewnear for simpler commercial terms and account management under one accountable partner.

A typical first production build runs 8–16 weeks, depending on data volume, source complexity, and the use cases in scope. What keeps that real: paid discovery that fixes scope up front, use-case-driven sprints with working software at every demo, and proof running in parallel with the build, so value shows from sprint one.

We prove the approach with a focused proof of concept before we scale, run regular steering reviews with clear decision gates, and build enablement in from day one, so in-house teams can run and extend the work without us.

Yes. Migration is one of our most common engagements (Teradata, Oracle, Hadoop, SQL Server). We manage the full technical delivery and program governance.

Yes, in both directions. Openflow and Zero-Copy Integrations bring data in from systems like SAP, Salesforce, and Workday, and we deliver insight back out through Snowsight, Streamlit apps, APIs, and agents embedded where teams work.

Engagements are scoped on data volume and complexity, the number of analytics/AI use cases, team size, and timeline. We agree scope and price up front and offer fixed-outcome, flex-capacity, and embedded-team models: a partner measured on outcomes, not hours.

No. No two data estates are the same, so we price to the work. Share the goals and constraints, and we'll come back with a model, a plan, and a price.

We build on Snowflake's certified platform and extend it with least-privilege access, Horizon Catalog lineage and PII classification, Horizon Context so every person and AI agent works from the same trusted business context, data residency by region, and audit-ready controls, all configured to the client's sector.

We lead with the Snowflake-native stack (Openflow, Snowpark, Horizon Catalog, Cortex, Snowsight, Streamlit, plus the Snowflake CoCo coding agent and CoWork AI agent) so governance and AI context (Horizon Context) stay in one place. dbt is the one external framework we run, natively against Snowflake.