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Platform

Build on what already works.

Your models contain years of expertise. Give that logic a clear interface so it can become part of an application, a service or a larger process.

One foundation. Connected capabilities.

Move from a calculation in isolation to a service that fits into your existing systems.

Models & computation

Work with supported spreadsheet logic, Python functions and connected services.

Workflow orchestration

Make dependencies and the sequence of operations explicit.

APIs & integration

Define the inputs and outputs that applications can rely on.

Identity & access

Connect account identity and access requirements to protected operations.

Governed runtime

A clear path from model to execution.

Check the logic, define its interface and decide how it should run. Versions, access controls and execution records depend on the runtime configured for your project.

01

Import

Identify compatible workbooks, functions and services, together with their inputs and dependencies.

02

Validate

Compare expected and calculated results. Check supported functions, edge cases and regression tests.

03

Publish

Describe a reusable operation or workflow with defined inputs, outputs and access requirements.

04

Govern

Configure the versioning, permissions and execution records available in the selected runtime.

Compatibility comes first.

Each project starts by checking the model and the environment it needs. A documented evaluation is more useful than assuming every source behaves the same way.

  1. 01

    Logic & sources

    Workbook functions, Python dependencies, external services and input data.

  2. 02

    Expected behavior

    Reference results, boundary cases, tolerances and regression checks.

  3. 03

    Integration & execution

    Output schemas, access requirements and the capabilities of the chosen runtime.

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AI assistance. Explicit boundaries.

AI can help discover functions and propose workflows. Production behavior depends on approved functions, validation and runtime permissions, including human review when required.

Security

Getting started

Start with one real use case.

A clear starting point makes it easier to assess compatibility, integration effort and the controls your process needs.

  1. 01

    Choose the logic

    Identify a model or calculation used in a recurring business process.

  2. 02

    Define the outcome

    Describe the inputs, expected results and application that will use them.

  3. 03

    Review the requirements

    Establish compatibility, dependencies, access and deployment needs.

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Put your logic to work.

Start with a model, a process or a decision. Let’s explore how to connect it.

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