About Kyligence
Kyligence is a software company founded in 2016 by the creators of Apache Kylin, the distributed OLAP engine born in China that became an Apache Software Foundation top-level project. The company states dual headquarters in San Jose, California and Shanghai, and its official English-language website presents its evolution from big data analytics towards an AI-powered metrics platform.
Its flagship products are Kyligence Zen, a low-code platform to define, collect and analyse business metrics with an AI Copilot that lets users query data in natural language or by dragging metrics around, and Kyligence Enterprise, the enterprise OLAP platform built on Apache Kylin that delivers sub-second standard SQL responses over petabyte-scale datasets on data lakes. Its unified semantic layer connects governed metrics to whatever BI or SaaS tools an organisation already prefers.
Its customers include large companies in banking, insurance, retail, restaurants, manufacturing and digital marketing, with use cases across e-commerce, restaurant and retail operations and web analytics. The Copilot can be embedded into a company's own apps and portals with a few lines of code, and the company backs its offer with analyst recognition and a base of thousands of organisations using Apache Kylin worldwide.
Its flagship products are Kyligence Zen, a low-code platform to define, collect and analyse business metrics with an AI Copilot that lets users query data in natural language or by dragging metrics around, and Kyligence Enterprise, the enterprise OLAP platform built on Apache Kylin that delivers sub-second standard SQL responses over petabyte-scale datasets on data lakes. Its unified semantic layer connects governed metrics to whatever BI or SaaS tools an organisation already prefers.
Its customers include large companies in banking, insurance, retail, restaurants, manufacturing and digital marketing, with use cases across e-commerce, restaurant and retail operations and web analytics. The Copilot can be embedded into a company's own apps and portals with a few lines of code, and the company backs its offer with analyst recognition and a base of thousands of organisations using Apache Kylin worldwide.