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Modernizing a complex regulatory calculation workflow

A complex regulatory calculation process currently depends on large volumes of electricity data, multiple source systems and heavily manual Excel workflows. The modernization effort is transforming that process into a structured web-based workflow for data ingestion, validation, calculation and reporting.

Public Sector·Legacy Modernization · Data Modernization · Workflow Automation · Application Modernization

Current Avasarant engagement.

Challenge

A critical regulatory calculation depended on fragmented data, complex business rules and a heavily manual Excel-based workflow. Source data arrives from multiple systems and is processed across 15-minute time blocks, with classification, reconciliation and reporting still requiring substantial manual effort.

Approach

Reverse-engineer the existing calculation process, map data dependencies and business rules, then design a web-based system that automates processing while preserving traceability, auditability and the ability to absorb future methodology changes.

  1. Data sources
  2. Validation
  3. Classification
  4. Time-block processing
  5. Regulatory calculation
  6. Reconciliation
  7. Reporting

Technology

  • Web application architecture
  • Data ingestion & validation
  • Workflow automation
  • Cloud storage
  • Access control
  • Excel / PDF reporting

Selected metrics

1,680+

source files analyzed

15-MINUTE

time-block processing

720+

manually classified source files

What this demonstrates

  • Reverse-engineering complex regulatory and operational workflows
  • Turning Excel-centric processes into structured digital systems
  • Preserving auditability while reducing manual effort
  • Designing for methodology change without rebuilding the platform

Type: Avasarant Work · Status: Current engagement · Public Sector Regulatory Organization

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