workflow-decomposer

You can break down a business function by decomposing its description into 5–15 atomic, scoreable workflows. Each workflow requires clear triggers, inputs, outputs, and frequency to support independent verification and governance reviews.

Workflow decomposition for process analysis is the method of splitting a vague function, role, or process into a structured set of atomic, scoreable workflows to guide automate, build, buy, hire, or wait investment decisions.

To prepare workflows for scoring across automate, build, buy, hire, or wait decisions, you extract atomic workflows from a function description and annotate them with triggers, outputs, frequency, and inputs for a six-dimension investment scorer.

When decomposing a function for AI investment decisions, aim for 5 to 15 atomic workflows per function. This granularity ensures each workflow is independently verifiable and properly prepared for guided annotation and scoring.

Yes, you can use workflow decomposition for complex processes like order-to-cash or customer onboarding. The method maps these functions into 5 to 15 autonomous workflows with defined triggers, outputs, and inputs for evaluation.

A limitation of decomposing business functions into atomic workflows is that it requires a clear initial process description. Vague or undocumented processes cannot be accurately mapped into scoreable workflows with triggers, inputs, and outputs.