Databricks partner in India, based in Pune.
Our certified team builds lakehouses, pipelines, governance and AI on Databricks, at a fixed scope and a fixed fee.
- Based in
- Pune, Maharashtra, India
- Team
- Certified Databricks practitioners
- Delivering across
- India, APAC, the UK and the US
- Engagements
- Fixed scope, fixed fee
Tap a layer.
Bring data in from ERP, databases, files and APIs, in batches or as it changes.
Four things we build.
- Use caseMove off a legacy warehouse onto DatabricksRetire what nobody uses, rebuild what matters and cut over by domain.See the approach →
- Use caseKnow who can see what, and where every number came fromAccess, masking and lineage with Unity Catalog.See the approach →
- Use caseBring ERP and plant data into one lakehouseOne set of numbers from the floor to finance.See the approach →
- Use caseFind where the Databricks bill goes, and bring it downCost and performance tuning, measured at every step.See the approach →
Use cases: what we build, not client stories.
Six things, done properly.
Databricks, Antvia or both?
Quick answers.
Is woodfrog a Databricks partner?
Yes. woodfrog is a Databricks Registered Partner, based in Pune, India, with certified Databricks practitioners on the team.
What do you build on Databricks?
Lakehouses and pipelines, governance with Unity Catalog, SQL analytics and dashboards, machine learning and AI, cost and performance tuning, and migrations from legacy warehouses.
Do you only work on Databricks?
No. We choose the platform for the problem. For teams without a data team or very large data we often start with Antvia, our own lakehouse, and keep the data in open formats so it can move to Databricks later.
How does an engagement start?
With a one-week fixed-fee audit: two calls and a written one-pager you keep. Then a build at a fixed scope and fee, with the median time to a first production result at six weeks.
Can you run it after the build?
Yes. We stay on with quarterly reviews and on-call support, and the people who built it pick up the phone.
Planning a lakehouse?
Start with a one-week audit. Two calls and a written one-pager, yours to keep.