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Workflows

Conditions, thresholds, and actions — automated end to end.

Define what matters, set thresholds, and let Fastero handle the follow-through. Workflows check data, evaluate conditions, and route alerts to Slack, email, APIs, and notebook runs — so your team acts on problems instead of discovering them too late.

Workflow capabilities

From data check to routed action in one defined flow.

Workflows sit between triggers and actions. A trigger starts the flow, the workflow evaluates conditions and thresholds, and actions deliver the result to the right place.

Condition-based branching

Define conditions on query results, webhook payloads, or metric values. If revenue drops below a threshold, take one path. If it stays healthy, take another. Workflows branch based on data, not guesswork.

Threshold alerts to Slack and email

When a monitored value crosses a threshold — revenue dips, error rate spikes, pipeline stalls — the workflow sends a formatted alert to Slack or email with the relevant numbers included.

Notebook execution as a workflow step

Run a Jupyter notebook as part of a workflow. Useful for complex analysis that goes beyond a single SQL query — the notebook executes, and its output feeds the next step in the chain.

Downstream API calls

Call external APIs as workflow actions. Update a CRM record, create a Jira ticket, post to a webhook, or push data to Google Sheets. The workflow handles authentication and error retries.

Multi-step action chains

Chain multiple actions in sequence: run a query, check the result against a threshold, send a Slack alert, then update a tracking spreadsheet. Each step can pass data to the next.

Trigger integration

Workflows are activated by triggers — cron schedules, inbound webhooks, or data-change detection. The trigger starts the workflow; the workflow handles the logic and routing.

When to use workflows

Replace the manual checks your team runs every day.

Revenue and pipeline monitoring

Build a workflow that checks daily bookings against target, and alerts the revenue team in Slack when the number falls behind pace. Include the gap amount, the accounts that slipped, and a link to the full report.

Operational health checks

Monitor error rates, job completion status, or data freshness. When a data pipeline stalls or an integration stops syncing, the workflow fires an alert before downstream dashboards go stale.

Automated report distribution

Run a notebook that generates a weekly summary, then email the output to stakeholders and post a Slack digest. No one has to remember to pull the report — the workflow handles distribution.

Cross-system data routing

When a trigger detects a new high-value deal in the warehouse, the workflow can update HubSpot, notify the account manager, create a follow-up task in Jira, and log the event to a tracking sheet.

The trigger-workflow-action chain

Triggers start it. Workflows decide. Actions deliver.

A trigger fires (cron, webhook, or data change). The workflow evaluates conditions against the data. If thresholds are met, actions execute: Slack messages, emails, API calls, notebook runs. The entire chain runs without human intervention.

Step 1

Trigger fires

A cron schedule ticks, a webhook arrives, or a monitored query result changes.

Step 2

Workflow evaluates

Conditions check the data against thresholds. Branch logic routes to the right action path.

Step 3

Actions execute

Slack alert, email, API call, notebook run, or any combination — delivered automatically.

Stop checking dashboards. Let workflows check for you.

Define a condition, set a threshold, and pick where the alert goes. Workflows run in the background so your team focuses on acting, not monitoring. Free to start.