Dataedo vs Pipl API

Dataedo - Next generation database documentation tool.

And here's what makes it different:

ADD MORE METADATA - ADD VALUE TO DOCUMENTATION
Users can define virtual relationships between tables and virtual unique keys - the ones that aren't defined in the database but those rules should apply. They can define relationships even with views.
Large databases can be split into logical modules which makes them easier to analyze, understand and document.

POWERFUL EDITOR
Dataedo is like having word processor connected to your database. You can document your databases using rich text with images. You can write pages of formatted text and attach diagrams, charts or whatever describes your point best. And you can do that for each object.

You can describe any element of any object - relationship, trigger, parameter and many more.

QUICK SCHEMA UPDATE
Once anything changes in your documented databases you can sync all the changes with couple clicks.

USEFUL AND AESTHETIC EXPORT
What makes Dataedo different is that output documentation - printable PDF or interactive HTML is not full with meaningless details - anything that was found in DBMS metadata that but useful, clear and aesthetic manner. Something you would like to share with others and would recommend as the best reference.

EASY UI
Using many of database tools isn't the best of experiences, it can be frustrating. Dataedo has clean, simple and intuitive UI that will help you focus on what is most important - properly describing your databases.

TEAMWORK READY
All documentation is stored in global repository and all your team can work on it concurrently.

One simple API for social, contact & professional information

Pipl's People Data API is one simple API to add social, contact, demographic and professional information to your applications.

The People Data API allows you to query with the information you have about a person (such as name, address, age, email, phone or username) and get a complete, structured profile based on everything we found on the web and in our cache.

The API is used for everything from enriching contact management apps and databases to powering identity verification and analytics platforms.