Connect your data, build the workflow once, and let it run on a schedule, with predictive modeling and ML built in when you need them.
That’s the whole pipeline: most tools stop at the first two steps and leave the rest to a spreadsheet and someone’s memory. WiredCache handles the sequencing, error handling, and retries between steps too, so a workflow keeps running correctly even after the data underneath it changes shape.
No custom integration code, no exporting CSVs by hand every Monday morning.
Google Sheets, Excel, and CSV uploads, refreshed automatically on the schedule you set.
Postgres, MySQL, and most SQL databases over a secure connection, read-only by default.
S3, Google Drive, and Dropbox folders, watched for new or changed files.
Pull from any REST API, or trigger a workflow the moment an external event comes in.
Lightweight support for BigQuery and Snowflake for teams already using one.
Install the WiredCache plugin in Figma to trigger a workflow straight from a file, automating repetitive design tasks like resizing frames, renaming layers, or generating variants in bulk.
Connect anything else over a documented API, no waiting on us to build a connector.
Drag steps onto a canvas instead of writing a script that only one person understands. Clean, join, filter, and aggregate data through a chain of steps you can see, test, and reuse.
A lot of teams map the process out first in a tool like FigJam, laying out each step, decision point, and handoff, before rebuilding that same flow as a live workflow. Figma itself is handy too if you’re designing the layout of a report or dashboard you plan to share out of WiredCache.
Hourly, daily, weekly, or a custom interval. Runs happen automatically once a workflow is turned on.
Send an export, a link, or a summary to teammates automatically when a run finishes.
Kick off a workflow from an external event instead of waiting on a schedule.
Every run is logged with what changed, how long it took, and whether it succeeded.
Get an email or Slack message the moment a run fails, before someone notices bad data downstream.
Everyone on the team sees the same workflows and run history, not a personal copy on someone’s laptop.
Drop a forecasting or anomaly-detection step into any workflow. Point it at a column, pick a template, and get a prediction back as part of the same run, no separate modeling project required.
Lightweight regression and classification templates for common use cases, no setup required.
Point a workflow step at your own model endpoint over a simple API and score new data automatically.
Every prediction is tied to the model version that produced it, so results stay explainable.
We’re not a big enough company to hand you a compliance binder, but we don’t treat your data casually either.
Data connections and stored data are encrypted using industry-standard TLS and AES-256.
Control who on your team can view, edit, or run each workflow.
Workflow configurations and run history are backed up daily.
A workflow is one sequence of steps, like clean-then-forecast-then-send. Orchestration is what keeps several workflows and their dependencies running in the right order, so a report doesn’t run before the data it needs has arrived.
Extract, transform, load: pull data from a source, reshape or clean it, then deliver it somewhere useful. It’s the backbone of most workflows, whether or not anyone calls it that out loud.
Forecasting predicts where a metric is headed next, using its own history. Anomaly detection flags a row or value that doesn’t look like the rest, so you notice a problem before it snowballs.
No. You pick a template (forecast this column, flag outliers in that one) and point it at your data. The model runs as a step in your workflow, not a separate project.
The piece that lets WiredCache read from or write to a specific system, like a database or spreadsheet, without you writing custom code.
Running your model against new data to get a prediction back, like a churn-risk number attached to each customer row.
A schedule runs a workflow at a set time. A trigger runs it in response to something happening, like a webhook firing or a new file arriving.
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