Understanding customer behavior is crucial for business growth, and developing a user-friendly BI solution can make insights quick and easy to access.
The Event Schema provides the perfect foundation for creating a simple, scalable solution that stands out as the ideal candidate to handle all event-related data with ease.
The dbt project ensures a well-organized, multi-layered approach to data modeling that enhances data quality and usability.
The YAML file is used to provide more context about the data being held and improve clarity.
An incremental model can be used for fast-changing tables to append new data only, keeping things efficient and fast.
Tests are used to ensure data consistency across tables and confirm that each order item can be reliably linked to related records in other table.
Business rules for pricing integrity can be incorporated with a package that allows for conditional logic similar to WHERE clauses in SQL.
The foundational 'seeds' for the journey tables form the core structure of the activity schema, capturing the relationships between various events in the customer journey.
Using these seeds as building blocks, we can layer in additional business logic later to refine and enrich the customer journey.
Documentation is used in the YAML file to give context to the approach and data structure of the order journey model.