Governance
Governed workflows without exposing internal plumbing.
Underdata gives teams a managed SaaS layer for controlling who can access workflows, which sources are approved, how changes are reviewed, and when answers can be shared or published.
Governed operating question
Which answer is approved, who reviewed it, and what logic will run again next month?
Workspace policy
Governance starts at the workspace: users, permissions, data-source access, plan limits, review expectations, and publishing rules are managed in one place.
- Users and permissions
- Governed data sources
- Workspace settings and plan controls
Reviewed changes
Underdata keeps workflow changes, AI-assisted suggestions, and execution steps visible so reviewers can approve the work before it becomes the team standard.
- Human review before important changes
- Accepted or rejected suggestions
- Saved versions of important workflows
Traceable execution
Each run can preserve the plan, inputs, supporting evidence, reviewed answer, and publish state, so repeated work remains inspectable.
- Run history
- Source logic attached to answers
- Share and publish controls
Where governance sits
- Access
Invite the right users and control what each workspace can reach.
- Sources
Connect approved data sources for governed workflow execution.
- Policy
Define review expectations before answers are reused or published.
- History
Keep versions, runs, comments, and decisions visible for later inspection.
- Publishing
Release dashboards and data apps only when the workflow is ready.
What governance protects
Business users get reviewed answers instead of opaque one-off analysis.
Analysts keep the supporting logic visible without exposing unnecessary infrastructure.
Teams can rerun recurring work with a clear record of ownership, review, and publication.
Define the review policy with the workflow.
Use the private beta conversation to align access, approval, run history, and publishing rules around one recurring business question.