Abstract: Multi-tenant access to respective isolated data sets organized using different application schemas is disclosed. Multiple tenants store respective data sets in separate datastores. The datastores are organized using different application schemas, each derived from a same base schema. However, the tenants share access to a same application. The application receives a first request from a first tenant and a second request from a second tenant. The application serves the first request by accessing a first data set organized using a first application schema. The application serves the second request by accessing a second data set using a second application schema.

Abstract: Multi-tenant access to respective isolated data sets organized using different application schemas is disclosed. Multiple tenants store respective data sets in separate datastores. The datastores are organized using different application schemas, each derived from a same base schema. However, the tenants share access to a same application. The application receives a first request from a first tenant and a second request from a second tenant. The application serves the first request by accessing a first data set organized using a first application schema. The application serves the second request by accessing a second data set using a second application schema.

Abstract: Multi-tenant access to respective isolated data sets organized using different application schemas is disclosed. Multiple tenants store respective data sets in separate datastores. The datastores are organized using different application schemas, each derived from a same base schema. However, the tenants share access to a same application. The application receives a first request from a first tenant and a second request from a second tenant. The application serves the first request by accessing a first data set organized using a first application schema. The application serves the second request by accessing a second data set using a second application schema.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for processing a data set that is not organized according to a schema being used for organizing data (referred to herein as an “unstructured data set”). An unstructured data set is analyzed based on a group of structured data sets that are organized according to the schema. A particular structured data set is determined to be associated with the unstructured data set. The unstructured data set is stored in association with the particular structured data set. Periodically, the unstructured data set is re-analyzed based on a current version of the group of structured data sets. Additionally or alternatively, an unstructured data set is analyzed based on a particular schema of a set of schemas. A subset of information is extracted from the unstructured data set, and stored in accordance with the particular schema. Periodically, the unstructured data set is re-analyzed based on a current version of the set of schemas.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for accessing on-premise and off-premise datastores organized using different application schemas. An interface serves requests, from a tenant, by accessing either the on-premise datastore or the off-premise datastore. The interface receives a request for a particular data set. Based on the request itself, the interface selects either the on-premise datastore or the off-premise datastore to retrieve the particular data set. The interface retrieves the particular data set from the selected datastore without attempting to retrieve the particular data set from the non-selected datastore. The interface transmits and/or presents the particular data set.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for processing a data set that is not organized according to a schema being used for organizing data (referred to herein as an “unstructured data set”). An unstructured data set is analyzed based on a group of structured data sets that are organized according to the schema. A particular structured data set is determined to be associated with the unstructured data set. The unstructured data set is stored in association with the particular structured data set. Periodically, the unstructured data set is re-analyzed based on a current version of the group of structured data sets. Additionally or alternatively, an unstructured data set is analyzed based on a particular schema of a set of schemas. A subset of information is extracted from the unstructured data set, and stored in accordance with the particular schema. Periodically, the unstructured data set is re-analyzed based on a current version of the set of schemas.

Abstract: Multi-tenant access to respective isolated data sets organized using different application schemas is disclosed. Multiple tenants store respective data sets in separate datastores. The datastores are organized using different application schemas, each derived from a same base schema. However, the tenants share access to a same application. The application receives a first request from a first tenant and a second request from a second tenant. The application serves the first request by accessing a first data set organized using a first application schema. The application serves the second request by accessing a second data set using a second application schema.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for accessing on-premise and off-premise datastores organized using different application schemas. An interface serves requests, from a tenant, by accessing either the on-premise datastore or the off-premise datastore. The interface receives a request for a particular data set. Based on the request itself, the interface selects either the on-premise datastore or the off-premise datastore to retrieve the particular data set. The interface retrieves the particular data set from the selected datastore without attempting to retrieve the particular data set from the non-selected datastore. The interface transmits and/or presents the particular data set.