Atalaya · Automation
Atalaya Flows: turn your procedures into executable processes.
A visual builder to orchestrate response: every step is visible, every approval is recorded and every run is tracked until its result is confirmed.
Visual builder
Canvas, node palette and inspector.
- Canvas with connections between nodes
- Node palette and property inspector
- Run results shown on the flow itself
- Builder, Saved and History tabs
Node types
The building blocks of every workflow.
Triggers
- Manual
- Scheduled
- Jira
- Microsoft Sentinel
- MDR platform
- Qualys
- Hadrian
- Webhook
Inputs
- Workflow parameters
- Search query
- Time window
- Information request
Search
- Incidents
- Cases
- Assets
- Indicators
Agents
- Investigation
- Knowledge
- External intelligence
- Analytics
- Executive summary
- Response
- Posture
- Policy approval
Utilities
- Condition
- Field mapping
- Wait
- Memory
Actions
- Ticket operations
- Actions on connected systems
Outputs
- Ticket
- Slack
- Webhook
- JSON
Human approvals
Every approval, with its context.
Run history
The real state of every node.
- Pending
- Running
- Waiting for input or approval
- Completed
- Failed
- Interrupted
With input parameters, errors and the artefacts produced at each step.
An accepted webhook (202) is not a completed workflow. Atalaya tracks every run until its result is confirmed.
Example templates
Start from real-world cases.
Automatic investigation of a Jira alert
- Jira trigger
- Search incidents
- Investigation agent
- Ticket comment
Critical vulnerability, end to end
- Qualys trigger
- Affected assets
- Condition: exposure
- Approval
- Ticket
Investigating an intelligence indicator
- Input: IOC
- External intelligence
- Search events
- Report
Weekly SOC report
- Scheduled
- Analytics
- Executive summary
- PDF and email
Periodic review of unapproved AI software
- Scheduled
- Software inventory
- Condition: not approved
- Review case
Want to see Atalaya with your own use cases?
We walk you through the platform with scenarios close to your organisation’s and look together at how it would fit your current tools.