Somewhere in your company, the same question has two answers. The warehouse says one number for last month's orders; the ledger says another. Finding out why means someone exports both sides to CSV, lines them up in a spreadsheet and spends an afternoon explaining a difference that turns out to be timing, a refund or a missing invoice. Next month, the same afternoon.
Nance removes the export step. It queries Snowflake directly through a role you control, compares operational data against the administration, and reports where they agree and where they do not. Revenue completeness checks run against real order data, bookings get their source detail from governed tables, and reporting draws on the warehouse instead of a copy of it. The comparison still happens; it just stops being your job.
