Five things your team shouldn’t have to stitch together manually.

From natural language questions to scheduled automations to reusable agent workflows, all running on open, portable infrastructure.

01 Connect the stack
02 Map the real operation
03 Build governed layer
04 Ask across everything
05 Promote to memory

Ingest systems, feeds, APIs, and files into one governed layer.

“Bring in claims, eligibility, provider, and accumulator feeds from three TPAs and our systems.”

Servers-106
Databases-730
Views-17,075
Tables-63,175
Stored Procedures-16,077

all governed

/ASK Prompt your way to outcomes.
/AGENTS Prebuilt agents, workflows, and reusable assets.
/AUTOMATIONS Your data, working for you.
/INTEGRATIONS One governed layer across all your data sources.
/LAKEHOUSE Open, portable infrastructure.

Ask a question in plain English. Trends, anomalies, KPI breakdowns.

Flume validates. Plans the query, checks schema, checks actual logic.

Get trusted answers. Metrics, chart context, and suggested next steps.

Different Ways of Using Flume

One governed runtime. Four ways in.

Same knowledge graph. Same governance. Same session model. Different interface for every role on your team.

• Terminal CLI
  For engineers and technical users
  Use Flume from the command line to inspect systems, trace dependencies, and investigate issues directly.

• Workspace
  For analysts, operators, and business users

• Embedded (MCP & API)
  For agents, automations, and programmatic access

• Environment
  For continuous operation

Flume Session⌥⌘12
› /agents

Available agents:

• healthcare-actuary PMPM, trend, risk adjustment
• claims-analyst High cost, utilization, anomaly
• data-engineer Profiling, schema, join testing
• estate-intel Full estate assessment
• pam-a1b2 · governed/help/agents9 conn