• Orchestrating Data Workflows
An Ekyam Workflow is a configurable, automated sequence of data transmissions and operations that defines how Ekyam processes events and moves data between one or more source systems and one or more destination systems. Workflows are the core of Ekyam’s business process automation capabilities. Defining Business Logic Ekyam Workflows allow users to embed sophisticated business rules and logic directly into the integration flows without extensive custom coding. This is achieved through a user-friendly interface that supports various operations, including:.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=QIncjoJBqOmi1EKu&q=85&s=4c4350f278a0f1058f3b667db4ab4e8d)
- Mathematical Operations: Perform calculations on data fields (e.g., calculate total order value including tax, convert currencies).
- Logical Operations: Implement conditional logic (IF-THEN-ELSE statements) to route data differently based on specific criteria (e.g., if order value > $500, flag for expedited shipping).
- String Operations: Manipulate text data (e.g., concatenate address fields, parse product descriptions, change case).
- Database Operations: Look up additional information from connected databases to enrich data in transit (e.g., fetch customer loyalty status based on customer ID).
- Transformations: Apply complex data transformations beyond simple field mapping.
• AI-Powered Workflow Capabilities
Ekyam Workflows integrate advanced AI capabilities, empowering users to build even more intelligent automations:- AI-Based Queries: Users can employ natural language prompts to query data within the Ekyam ecosystem or connected systems. Eg. RDBMS
- AI-Generated Code/Logic: For more complex or custom requirements, users can describe the desired logic in natural language. Ekyam’s AI can then assist in generating the underlying code or workflow steps needed to implement that logic. The user can review and refine this AI-generated logic. Eg. Custom operations
- Predictive Analytics Integration: Workflows can trigger or be triggered by AI models, for example, to predict fraudulent orders, forecast demand based on incoming sales data, or personalize product recommendations.
A user can choose multiple functions to create a workflow.





