Boreon MCP Layer · LLM Portal
When the migration ends, the portal stays.
After the migration, the Boreon MCP Layer stays onsite as the chat portal for your warehouses. Anyone can ask a question in plain words and get a live table or chart back, without SQL and without waiting on a specialist.
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 |
Migrated from a Tableau workbook
Ask Genie about this dashboard
One place to ask.
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Plain-words chat
Ask about your Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud site, Databricks or Snowflake the way you would ask a colleague.
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Genie, built in
Every Databricks dashboard in the portal has Genie built in, so people can keep asking questions of the dashboard itself.
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One semantic layer
Fields and columns from all three platforms, mapped once and kept current.
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Support included
Support cases, lineage and site health live in the same chat.
For everyone from analysts to executives.
People who have never written SQL get live tables and charts by asking. And because the layer knows all three platforms, retiring Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud later doesn't break anything: the portal keeps serving both warehouses.
People see what they are allowed to see.
SSO roles carry through to both warehouses, and the layer is read-only until you ask it to write. Every write is logged.
Signed in through your SSO
Which region had the most failed calls last week?
| Region | Failed calls |
|---|---|
| us-east | 142Not in this role |
| eu-central | 97Not in this role |
| ap-northeast | 63Not in this role |
| us-west | 28Not in this role |
Yours to keep.
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Your central LLM portal
After the migration, it stays onsite as the chat portal for your warehouses, used by everyone from analysts to executives.
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One central MCP server
It runs inside your firewall on your own infrastructure, and it grows with the company.
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No license fees
It's yours for good. If you want help keeping it current, yearly maintenance and support plans are there.
Which Tableau dashboard would you move first?
Start there. It becomes the first thing we move, checked number by number against Tableau, and the portal it lands in stays yours.