Workflows

Recurring questions become workflows your team can rerun.

Underdata captures the business question, context, approved plan, governed execution, reviewed answer, and publishing path in one managed SaaS workflow. The next run starts from a reviewable process, not from scattered memory.

Recurring business question

Why did gross margin drop this month, and what changed enough to act on before the next close?

Start from the decision

A workflow begins with the business question and the decision it supports, so analysis stays tied to operating work instead of becoming a one-off request.

  • Question owner and decision context
  • Definitions and assumptions
  • Inputs the business team can recognize

Keep evidence with the answer

Queries, calculations, tables, charts, notes, and comments stay attached to the workflow as supporting evidence for the reviewed answer.

  • Approved analytical steps
  • Visible source logic
  • Tables and visualizations kept with the result

Reuse the run

Once reviewed, the workflow can be rerun, shared, scheduled, and published as a dashboard or data app for the teams that depend on it.

  • Rerun controls
  • Review state and history
  • Publish path for business users

How the workflow moves

  1. Capture

    Turn the repeated business question into a durable workflow record.

  2. Plan

    Define the analysis plan, sources, assumptions, and owner review.

  3. Execute

    Run approved steps through governed data access and visible controls.

  4. Review

    Preserve the answer, reasoning, and recommended action for inspection.

  5. Publish

    Expose the trusted result as a dashboard or data app when it is ready.

What teams get

Repeatable answers for finance, sales, operations, product, and customer questions.

A review trail that helps business users trust how the answer was produced.

A workflow that can survive the next close, forecast, renewal cycle, or operating review.

Bring one recurring question.

Underdata can help map the question, review policy, governed execution, and published output your team needs first.