WISdom for Databases

Performance, capacity and cost, for every SQL Server you run

SQL Server performance monitoring with cost optimization built in. WISdom watches your whole estate in real time, ranks your most expensive queries by what they cost, shows you the fix, and proves the dollar savings.

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WISdom DBA dashboard: priority alerts, total savings potential, annual storage and compute spend, resource health scores and cost of code

Performance monitoring

SQL Server performance monitoring

Not “just monitoring.” WISdom watches your SQL Server estate in real time (wait stats, blocking, deadlocks, query regressions) and turns the noise into the few problems that actually matter, before they reach users.

Real-time performance monitoring with health scoring across every instance
Deploy in minutes with pre-built profiles
Machine-learning anomaly detection with fewer false positives
Top-down analytics for enterprise-wide SQL Server visibility

90% fewer reactive fire drills

WISdom Workload Activity: running queries, blocking and waits over seven days, with top statements and observations

Cost optimization

SQL Server cost optimization, down to the query

Every query has a financial cost, not just a CPU cost. WISdom attributes cost per query (CPU, I/O and logical reads mapped to dollars) and rolls it up: Cost of Compute, Cost of Data, Cost of Queries, all adding up to the Financial Cost of Technology.

Real-time cost tracking by individual workload
Query cost attribution: the dollar cost of every query and stored proc
Identify expensive code before it hits production
Chargeback and showback reporting by team or app

Cost of Compute · Cost of Data · Cost of Queries → Financial Cost of Technology

WISdom Query Analysis: annual code spend, spend concentration across the top queries, and query impact ranked by annual spend

Capacity planning

SQL Server capacity planning without the guesswork

Get ahead of growth instead of reacting to it. See the pressure before it becomes a purchase order (CPU headroom, growth forecasting, the capacity ceiling) and right-size with evidence, not panic.