Boreon MCP Layer
Built for Tableau. Ready for Databricks and Snowflake.
The Boreon MCP Layer sits over your Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud site and answers questions in plain words, with live tables, your own views, Pulse, lineage and logs right in the chat, on the LLM you choose. When you decide to move, the same layer takes your dashboards and Prep flows to Databricks or Snowflake and checks every number against Tableau. Either way, it stays on as your chat portal. You own it, and there are no license fees.
- 6
- languages, from English to Japanese
- 3,000
- Tableau help pages behind every how-to
- 96%
- fidelity, measured on a real Tableau workbook
- Genie
- built into every Databricks dashboard
Tableau Server & Cloud
Start with the Tableau you already have.
Nothing has to move. The layer reads your Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud site through Tableau's own APIs, so people can ask questions in six languages, admins get failed jobs explained in plain words, and a governance scan turns up PII and stale content. The only thing it ever writes is a workbook you choose to publish.
The screen your team signs in to.
One field, five presets and a conversation that remembers. Every answer ends with the next step to take.
Migrations
From Tableau to the tools your warehouse already runs.
When you're ready to move, point the layer at your Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud site and ask for a dashboard. On Databricks it comes back as an AI/BI dashboard with Genie built in, sitting on a materialized view built from its Prep flow. On Snowflake it comes back as a Streamlit app on a dynamic table.
- Tableau Boreon MCP LayerWorkbooks, data sources and Prep flows, read through Tableau's own APIs
- DatabricksDashboards to AI/BI dashboards with Genie, Prep flows to materialized views
- SnowflakeDashboards to Streamlit apps, Prep flows to dynamic tables
A Tableau migration starts on Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud and lands on your warehouse's own tools. Hover or tap a platform to trace its path.
Why platform migrations stall.
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Dashboards are rebuilt by hand
Someone re-authors every sheet and rewrites every calculation in SQL, one workbook at a time.
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Prep flows hide the real logic
The data a workbook reads is often shaped by a Prep flow nobody has documented.
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Each platform needs its own experts
Each platform speaks its own language, so business users end up waiting on specialists.
So the project drags on, and the people who needed answers are still waiting when it ends.
On Tableau or after the move, the portal is yours.
Anyone can ask a question in plain words and get a live answer, from Tableau today and from your warehouse after a move, without writing SQL or filing a ticket. Every Databricks dashboard it shows has Genie built in, so the questions can keep going.
Which region had the most failed calls last week?
Live from Databricks: failed calls by region, last seven days.
| Region | Failed calls |
|---|---|
| us-east | 142 |
| eu-central | 97 |
| ap-northeast | 63 |
| us-west | 28 |
MVP in two weeks. Live in a month.
We start with the dashboards you care about most and prove them in the first two weeks. Then we finish the rollout and hand you the keys.
- 2 weeks MVP
- 1 month Final deployment
- Go live Your portal, yours to keep
- Your central LLM portal
- One central MCP server
- No license fees
Explore the Boreon MCP Layer.
How the layer works, what it does for Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud, where your content can go, the portal your team keeps, and how we deliver all of it.
01Boreon MCP Layer
02Tableau Server & Cloud
03Migrations
04LLM Portal
05SDLC Projects
Bring one question, or one dashboard.
Ask your Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud site something you really want to know, or pick the dashboard you would move first. Either one becomes the first thing we set up, and what we build stays yours.