Triggers
Start on a schedule, an inbound event, a form submission, or an API call from another system.
e.g. a tasker arrives · a form is filed
Workflow iQ is Feith's BPM engine for the agency-specific processes the shipped products don't cover: approvals, taskers, routing, reviews. Model them in a visual designer; every step then runs inside your security boundary, enforces identity and clearance, and writes to one audit trail.
The custom processes between your systems (approvals, taskers, routing, reviews) modeled once and run inside your own boundary, under your identity and audit controls.
Per-instance licensing: Workflow iQ ships with every Feith application license. No per-execution charges, no premium-connector surcharges.
The processes that carry classification, clearance, and chain-of-custody requirements, and can't run on a shared, internet-facing platform.
Model the agency-specific workflows no product ships (triggers, forms, decisions, approvals, SLAs, integrations) in the visual designer.
Learn moreEvery step runs in a user identity, enforces ABAC, and writes to a tamper-evident audit log. It reaches the Feith apps, the vault, and external systems through governed APIs.
Learn moreOn-prem, agency cloud, FedRAMP, or air-gapped up to IL6: single-tenant in every deployment, one definition everywhere.
Learn moreWorkflow iQ is a visual designer and execution engine for government processes. Drag in triggers, forms, decisions, approvals, and integrations; set the routing and the deadlines; deploy. A leadership data call is the kind of process no product ships out of the box, so an agency models it in Workflow iQ itself.
Start on a schedule, an inbound event, a form submission, or an API call from another system.
e.g. a tasker arrives · a form is filed
Capture structured input and route work to the right person or office.
e.g. an intake form · an office work queue
Route on any data the workflow holds: values, dates, roles, prior steps.
e.g. branch by office, amount, or priority
Multi-level sign-off, parallel concurrence, escalation, and deadline tracking.
e.g. supervisor → budget → final approval
Read and write external agency systems and the Feith applications through governed APIs.
e.g. look up a record · open a case
When a step needs to read, classify, or summarize content, it can call Prompt Runner: bring-your-own-model, inside your boundary.
e.g. summarize an inbound response
A workflow runs as part of the platform itself. Every step executes in a user's identity, under ABAC, recorded to the audit log, and reaches other systems through governed APIs.
Every step executes in the identity that started it, with no shared service account quietly widening access.
A step can't read, route, or write a record the user's attributes don't allow. Classified material can't surface in an unclassified output.
Every step, decision, approval, and AI call writes to a tamper-evident log, with the attributes in effect at each step.
Reaches the Feith apps, the records vault, and external systems through governed APIs: federated identity, in-boundary, nothing crossing the perimeter.
Workflow iQ deploys wherever your work already lives (on-premises, agency cloud, Feith's FedRAMP Moderate cloud, or air-gapped up to IL6), single-tenant in every case, and the same definition runs everywhere.
| Environment | Where it runs | AI models (optional) | Footprint |
|---|---|---|---|
| On-premises | Your datacenter, your hardware | Local or air-gapped models | 30+ agencies |
| Agency cloud | Your cloud subscription | Cloud models in the same boundary | 15+ agencies |
| Feith FedRAMP cloud | Feith's FedRAMP Moderate cloud | Models inside the FedRAMP boundary | Authorized environment |
| Air-gapped / IL6 | Inside the enclave | Models inside the enclave | Classified deployments |
| Capability | Horizontal BPM platformsMulti-tenant SaaS · commercial cloud · execution-priced | Workflow iQ |
|---|---|---|
| Single-tenant deployment | Multi-tenant SaaS by default; single-tenant needs an enterprise tier and isn't available everywhere | Single-tenant in every deployment, no exceptions |
| Air-gapped deployment | Limited or not available | Native: the engine runs fully inside the enclave |
| IL6 ATO | Vendor roadmap or partner-dependent | Deployed at IL6 today |
| AI model isolation | LLM calls leave the platform boundary to a vendor-hosted model | If a step uses AI, the call stays inside your security boundary |
| Runs with your records platform | Generic content store; reaches records systems only through external connectors that cross the boundary | Runs inside the Feith platform: workflows reach the Feith apps and records vault through governed APIs, in the same boundary |
These are the conditions horizontal platforms can't serve cleanly: classified networks, CUI, IL6, single-tenant isolation. The engine was built for them.
A custom workflow reaches the Feith applications, the records vault, and your agency's own systems through governed APIs, in one execution, one audit trail, inside one boundary. The applications stay productized; the workflow is your glue.
Horizontal platforms can't do this in a federal environment. Power Automate orchestrates Microsoft 365; Appian and ServiceNow build on their own stacks. None sit inside the same accredited boundary as NARA-certified records, FOIA, and declassification applications. Workflow iQ does, because Feith does.
A working session is the fastest way to see how a Feith workflow fits a process your team runs. Bring an example process. We'll have it on the designer canvas before the meeting ends.
A Feith engineer will reach out within one business day to schedule the working session. Bring the example process you would like sketched live in the designer.