Session

Bridging Transactional Speed and Analytical Depth with AI/BI, Genies Lakebase & Databricks Apps

Overview

ExperienceIn Person
TrackApplication Development
IndustryCommunications, Media & Entertainment, Consulting & Services, Financial Services
TechnologiesGenie
Skill LevelIntermediate

Discover how Databricks transformed a basic Gradio app into GTM Hub 2.0, an enterprise-grade platform serving 10,000+ global users (Sales, Marketing, XDR) with personalized insights.

 

Core Architecture & Achievements:   

  • Databricks Apps (Enterprise Scale): Built a React/FastAPI application serving 10k+ concurrent users with <3s load times. Features include RBAC, multi-persona views, and seamless cross-origin embedding.
  • AI/BI Dashboards: Embedded dynamic dashboards with global filters, bookmarkable states, and usage tracking for optimized analytics.
  • Genie (Conversational AI): Integrated multi-agent support. A supervisor agent (via MLFlow) routes natural language queries across specialized spaces, eliminating the need for SQL.
  • Lakebase (State Management): Leveraged PostgreSQL on Databricks to handle user preferences, session history, and caching for real-time personalization.

 

The Result: A unified, modular analytics experience with robust telemetry and a future-proof architecture.

Session Speakers

Abhinav Bhatnagar

/Sr. Manager, GTM Analytics Engineering
Databricks

Wenwen Xie

/GTM Staff Software Engineer
Databricks

Full Summary

How Databricks built its GTM platform on the Databricks Platform

Databricks tackled its own go-to-market productivity problem by becoming customer zero for its stack. The result is GTM Hub, an internal app now serving 6,000 monthly active users and projected to exceed one million sessions.

FAQ


Routing accuracy mattered more than model size. A supervisor agent classifies intent, then dispatches questions to one of ten domain specialists. Each specialist operates within the right semantic context, which yields more reliable SQL and better answers.

Delta is optimized for analytical workloads and aggregations. Application experiences require low latency reads and writes for sessions, bookmarks, view history, agent memory, and telemetry. Lakebase fills that transactional gap so the app stays responsive and personalized.

They built a trusted semantic foundation first, then migrated 1,300 priority dashboards into AI/BI and organized the final 38 around GTM personas and workflows. Deprecating other BI tools in parallel prevented the sprawl from returning.

Every layer, from Databricks Apps and Lakebase to AI/BI, Genie Agents, and Unity Catalog, is managed and scales linearly. Growth in sessions and query volume is absorbed by the platform, avoiding DevOps work like sharding or restitching governance.

A single entry point reduced tool swiveling, global filters preserved business context across views, and strict row-level security built trust. Telemetry-guided iteration and sub-three-second load targets reinforced an experience users return to.