Darren Patterson

And what are the places where... So people come up with insane ideas on how to create incredible value for their organizations, both internally and externally, by combining the power of these different stacks.

An incredibly flexible data source, incredibly flexible interfaces, and of course, automating everything in between.

And the piece that...

we actually saw and we started to see this several years ago is when you start to the great irony of got a fantastic business, you start to automate and know code every part of your business.

It becomes difficult to rein in and understand what's happening.

and connects to all the various pieces.

That was really the inspiration behind a concept called Make Grid.

And we're actually going to ignore, well, these errors are intentional, so I should highlight that.

And we actually might, actually, let's get rid of those for a moment.

So MakeGrid represents how this entire stack connects to everything.

And so what we found with Make, we were looking at a very specific process, like one process, but your business is way more than just one process.

And so often you were looking at the tree, but missing the forest in the broader scheme of things.

And so what MakeGrid is a unique, one-of-a-kind, automatically generated view of your entire automation landscape.

Not only does it figure out how processes are connected to each other, but it actually identifies how key assets in your company are connected to different processes.

The direction of data flow too.

It's a beautiful thing.

This is showing the direction of data.

We've actually continually pushing on more and more layers that will put you...

that kind of lets you look at different the volume of pieces over time.

So there's only there's not a lot of volume there.