RESOURCES
Everything you need to get started with Datally
DEMO DATASETS
Download realistic datasets to test Datally's data consolidation, mapping, and validation capabilities. Each includes multiple source files, a reference dictionary, and intentional data quality issues.
Multi-servicer mortgage data from 5 different origination and servicing platforms
Multi-source claims data from email submissions, adjuster tracking, and inspection vendors
Multi-channel order data from Shopify, Amazon, and WooCommerce
Multi-source employee and payroll data from different HR systems
ADP Workforce Data
Employee records from ADP system
BambooHR Employees
HR data from BambooHR platform
Paychex Roster
Payroll data from Paychex
Workday Export Dictionary
Reference schema from Workday
LOCAL AI
Datally runs AI models locally on your machine for complete privacy and data security. All processing happens on your hardware -- your data never leaves your machine.
STEP 1
Ollama is free and open source. Run powerful AI models locally with complete privacy.
After installation, Ollama runs automatically as a background service on port 11434
STEP 2
Language Models
Google Gemma 4 -- Frontier-level reasoning and structured output. Excellent for data validation and mapping tasks.
ollama pull gemma4:27bAlibaba Qwen 3.5 -- Strong alternative with excellent structured output and multilingual support
ollama pull qwen3.5:27bIBM Granite 3.3 -- Fastest option, runs well on 8GB VRAM
ollama pull granite3.3:8bEmbedding Models
Alibaba Qwen3 -- Top-ranked on MTEB leaderboard for semantic similarity
ollama pull qwen3-embedding:8bNomic MoE -- Excellent multilingual retrieval and semantic matching
ollama pull nomic-embed-text-v2-moeEven without a GPU, you can run embedding models locally for AI-powered column mapping.
IBM Granite - Optimized for CPU inference
ollama pull granite-embedding:30mIBM Granite 278M - Better quality with 12+ language support
ollama pull granite-embedding:278mSTEP 3
ollama listollama run gemma4:27b "Hello"GET STARTED
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