Can you consolidate multiple ERPs?

Yes: multi-instance NetSuite, mixed ERP estates from acquisitions, or ERP-plus-CRM sprawl. The MDM hub federates them first; whether you later consolidate onto one platform becomes a choice, not an emergency.

How long does an MDM rollout take?

A first domain (usually customers or vendors) reaches a live golden record in roughly a quarter: landscape audit, schema design, hub deployment, then the cleanse. Additional domains onboard faster on the same foundation.

What is master data management versus data warehouse?

MDM is the single source of truth for reference data (customers, products, accounts) that other systems depend on. A data warehouse is for analytics and historical reporting. They're complementary. MDM feeds the warehouse with clean, consistent data.

Can you migrate from on-prem to cloud data platforms?

Yes. We handle migrations from on-prem Teradata or Oracle Data Warehouse to Snowflake, BigQuery, or Databricks. We preserve historical data, rebuild pipelines in cloud-native patterns, and often cut your infrastructure costs in half.

Who should own the master data?

Usually a Chief Data Officer or data governance council, but operational ownership is distributed: finance owns customer accounts, sales owns leads, supply chain owns vendors. We train your team and enforce the model through automated quality rules and access controls.

Enterprise Platforms

Total Enterprise Data Unification into One Global View

Consolidate fragmented data across global subsidiaries into a master data hub, establishing governed golden records and privacy-compliant cloud analytics lakes for the whole enterprise.

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The Master View

Managing multiple NetSuite instances or disparate CRM systems across regional subsidiaries makes a single source of truth almost impossible. We deploy Master Data Management (MDM) hubs to unify your customer, vendor, and product records into clean, validated golden records. By building automated verification pipelines and privacy-compliant cloud analytics datastores, we keep your enterprise data unified, trustworthy, and audit-ready.

The Old Way

Fragmented Reality

The Intelegencia Way

Unified Enterprise

Global Data Silos

Master Data Hub

Inconsistent Master Data

Global Standard reporting

Conflicting Regional Reports

Real-Time Multi-Region View

Complex Reconciliation

Automated Reconciliation

No Global User View

360-Degree Entity Health

Master Data Management

We implement Master Data Management hubs that serve as the single source of truth for your customers, products, and vendors. Our systems extract record data across all regional subsidiaries, resolving schema variations and spelling errors along the way. The hub continuously updates these golden records so your sales, billing, and supply chains all operate with identical data.

Global Schema Standardization

Multi-Entity Consolidation

Cross-Platform Deduplication

Master Record Stewardship

Compliance Sync (GDPR/CCPA)

Governance That Outlasts the Project

Data unification quickly decays without clear operational ownership. We help you establish the data governance frameworks that keep the integrity of your golden records intact. We set up data-quality scorecards, document data lineage, and configure change controls on the master schema. This structure keeps your datasets clean and reliable as each new system is integrated.

Data Ownership Model

Quality SLAs & Scorecards

End-to-End Lineage Tracking

Master Schema Change Control

Stewardship Training & Playbooks

Data Lake & Warehouse Architecture

To unlock the full value of unified data, organizations need robust analytical environments. We build enterprise data warehouses and analytics lakes using Snowflake, BigQuery, or Databricks that integrate directly with your MDM hub. This lets analysts build dashboards, run queries, and train machine learning models without ever impacting the performance of your live transactional databases.

Cloud Data Warehouse Setup

ETL/ELT Pipeline Design

Data Lake Governance

Self-Service Analytics Layer

Cost Optimization & Partitioning

The Master Stack

Unification Units

Four pillars that unify global operations: golden records that become your verified source of truth, entity mapping that connects subsidiaries into one org chart, data standardization that fixes regional formatting automatically, and compliance bots ensuring global sovereignty rules are met.

Golden Record

The single verified version of every data point.

Entity Mapper

Unifying your subsidiaries onto one chart.

Standardizer

Automatically fixing regional data formatting.

Compliance Bot

Ensuring global data sovereignty rules are met.

Compliance & Data Privacy at Scale

Handling enterprise customer data across international regions demands strict compliance with local privacy laws. We automate GDPR delete requests, CCPA data-inventory logs, and data-residency routing rules. Our architectures keep sensitive customer records within their regional data boundaries while logging every access to provide complete audit trails for regulatory compliance reviews.

GDPR Right-to-Delete Automation

Data Residency Mapping

Access Control & Audit Trails

Privacy Impact Assessments

Consent & Preference Management

The Core

Our Unification Flow

Five steps that move you from fragmented subsidiaries to single global view, covering landscape audit, schema standardization, master data hub deployment, enterprise data cleanse, and live sync.

Landscape Audit

Mapping all subsidiaries and their local systems.

Schema Sync

Designing the universal data standard for the org.

MDM Deployment

Setting up the 'Master Hub' for the golden records.

Data Cleanse

Global deduplication and normalization run.

Live Sync

Connecting all local nodes to the global core.

Measured Performance. Proven Growth.

Data Consistency

Reporting Speed

Duplicates

Compliance Risk

Frequently Asked Questions
About Total Enterprise Data Unification

Here you will find answers to questions we get asked the most about our offerings.

We use 'Zero-Knowledge' sync where local PII stays in-region while unified metadata travels to the global hub for reporting.