Maya + PostgreSQL

Explore reviewed business metrics, reporting periods and coverage.

PostgreSQLData

Start with a specific question.

These workflows come from Maya’s curated capability catalog. Your connected account must expose the required capabilities; this public guide does not check a live connection.

Explore my business data

What can I learn from this PostgreSQL database? Show the available reviewed business metrics and date coverage, then suggest three specific questions the data can answer.

Queries approved schemas only

Compare recent performance

Compare up to three available reviewed business metrics over the latest two fully covered calendar months, excluding partial months. Name the metrics and periods, show values and changes, and mark missing coverage as unknown.

Queries approved schemas only

Find unusual changes

Check up to three available reviewed business metrics for unusual changes over the latest 30 complete days with data. Show the metric names, comparison periods and supporting numbers without assuming a cause.

Queries approved schemas only

Build an operating snapshot

Build an operating snapshot from up to three available reviewed PostgreSQL business metrics. Show their latest complete reporting periods, values, sources, freshness and any gaps.

Queries approved schemas only

Review daily trends

Choose an available reviewed business metric that supports daily reporting. Show its trend over the latest 30 complete days with data, naming the metric and date range and marking missing days as unknown.

Queries approved schemas only

Find top contributors

Choose an available reviewed business metric with a supported breakdown. Rank its top five contributors in the latest complete calendar month with data. Name the metric, breakdown and period, and cite the figures.

Queries approved schemas only

Check the connection before the workflow.

Sign in to your workspace, open Connections and review the account and available operations for PostgreSQL. Start with a read or draft workflow you can verify.

  • Authorize the relevant account and permissions.
  • Check the capabilities required by your chosen workflow.
  • Inspect the supporting records and any gaps.
  • Review eligible actions that require approval.

Start with one useful piece of work.

Choose a question, connect the relevant tools or supply the records, and review what Maya brings back.