Use case · Finance
Rates inside a workflow
A rate fetched by the step that needs it, at the price of that one call, inside a workflow nobody is watching.
What it is.
The conversion or the quote a job needs at the moment it runs, rather than a figure cached from the last time anyone looked.
What you send
A pair and an amount, from inside the run.
What comes back
- The rate as it stands right now
- The converted figure
- A timestamp the record can carry
Who reaches for it
Any automation that touches money in more than one currency.
Instead of.
A cached rate nobody owns, and the reconciliation it causes.
Rates inside a workflow
A pair and an amount, from inside the run.
Per request
The price is set by the provider and shown in euros before anything runs. Nothing renews, and a month you ask for nothing costs nothing.
The result
The rate as it stands right now, and the rest of the record with it.
More jobs
What else people ask for.
A browser, by the run
A real session rented for one job. Nothing to host, nothing to keep warm, and no idle capacity between runs.
Digital toolsScraping without the plumbing
A page turned into structured data, so the part of the job that breaks quietly is somebody else's to keep working.
Digital toolsDocuments, extracted
Tables and fields out of a PDF or a scan, priced per document. The step that usually justifies a whole subscription.
