Govern your metrics without a ticket queue.
For analytics & data teams
The hands-on demo is built for desktop.
Every new metric usually means a ticket, a meeting and a definition that quietly drifts.
Configuration Workbench lets anyone describe a metric in plain language and turns it into governed configuration that reuses your existing data attributes.
Describe it in plain language
State the metric the way you’d explain it to a colleague; the agent maps it to attributes that already exist in your model.
A quality lead states AWV completion the way the contract writes it.
Grain and aggregation, declared
The agent declares the grain and aggregation explicitly, so the metric means the same thing everywhere it’s used.
Patient by month, refreshed weekly. Seven of the fourteen output columns reuse governed attributes every other metric already binds to.
It refuses what would break
Definitions that would double-count or conflict are refused with the reason. The conversation ends; the governed artifact remains.
Asked to join claim-line cost onto patient rows, the agent refuses: one wellness visit bills two or three lines and would be counted two or three times.
The conversation ends; the governed artifact remains.
See it on your own data.
Every figure in these workflows is illustrative. The interesting version is the one run against your claims, your caseload and your contracts.