From the workflows to the interactive applications and the automatic reports: the analysis delivered to those who decide.
The last mile of the analysis is the delivery: the data apps turn a workflow into a web application — filters, charts, drill-downs — that the business colleague uses from the browser, without knowing what a node is. And the scheduled reporting delivers PDFs and Excels into the right inboxes, every Monday at 7.
Three filters and the right answers: the data app the business uses is the simple one.
Each function sees its own numbers: the confidentiality inside the delivery.
Generation, signing and sending scheduled: the distribution as part of the flow.
Who uses what: the dead apps get switched off, the living ones improved.
The Data Apps turn the workflows into web applications: the components with widgets (filters, charts, maps, inputs) compose interactive pages, the business user explores and decides (what-if, drill-down, approvals) without seeing a node, the partial re-execution makes the UI responsive, the Hub's permissions govern who sees what; the typical case: the pricing simulated by sales, the operations' quality control, the CFO's what-if — without frontend development.
The frequent questions, solved by an app.
The monthly pack produced and sent by itself.
The branded report for the outside, automatic.