Explain the number with the data behind it.
Definite relates customer, workforce, project, warehouse, planning, and reporting records to the financial results they help explain.
Each mapped field keeps its source reference while dashboards, chat, APIs, BI tools, agents, and workflows use the same context.
Operating context around a financial result
Connect operating activity to financial context.
The ontology gives finance a consistent way to relate an operating signal to the ledger record, reported metric, or plan value it informs.
- Operating signal
- Customer activity
- Financial meaning
- Customer and revenue context
- Source type
- CRM
- Operating signal
- Workforce activity
- Financial meaning
- People and cost context
- Source type
- HRIS
- Operating signal
- Project activity
- Financial meaning
- Delivery and time context
- Source type
- Operations
- Operating signal
- Transaction detail
- Financial meaning
- Event-level context
- Source type
- Warehouse
- Operating signal
- Plan values
- Financial meaning
- Targets and assumptions
- Source type
- Planning
Organize the stack by the context it contributes.
This list is representative. Definite can build a scoped connection when the workflow depends on another system.
- Salesforce
- Rippling
- ADP
- Harvest
- Jira
- Snowflake
- BigQuery
- Amazon Redshift
- Workday Adaptive Planning
- Anaplan
- Power BI
- Tableau
- Looker
Use the same definitions wherever finance works.
Dashboards
Summarized results with drill-down to source detail
Chat
Questions grounded in the connected financial context
APIs & BI
The same mapped definitions in existing tools
Agents & workflows
Configured investigation and review paths
Show us the result your team cannot explain without rebuilding context.
Show us the workflow