Chainalysis launches automated features to support on-chain investigations and compliance analysis for non-technical teams
PANews January 20th news, according to Cointelegraph, blockchain analytics company Chainalysis has launched an automated feature called "Workflows," aimed at enabling non-technical teams to conduct on-chain investigations and compliance analysis without the need to write code. This feature standardizes common investigative processes through preset templates, allowing investigators to perform analysis by simply answering questions such as "which entities, wallets, or time periods are relevant," thereby reducing reliance on custom SQL or Python queries.
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