Chainalysis announced the Workflows feature, which automates the process of on-chain analysis and the detection of network vulnerabilities.
The tool enables researchers and blockchain security teams to initiate pre-programmed actions without coding, reducing reliance on custom databases using SQL or Python.
According to Chainalysis, the solution is designed to standardize common investigative processes through pre-built templates.
Workflows incorporates no-code interactive tools that assist users in conducting in-depth blockchain analysis through a simple interface.
The feature already supports several workflows:
- time and amount analysis: narrows down potential matches when funds are deposited/withdrawn from a platform for quick tracking of transactions of interest;
- common counterparties analysis: identifies interaction patterns among blockchain users;
- targeted search for wallets and clusters: helps find addresses that precisely match the “fingerprints” of malicious actors.
Over time, Chainalysis plans to expand the toolset to hundreds of workflows and mini-applications.
Earlier, Chainalysis experts estimated the damage from hacks in 2025 at $3.4 billion, with over $2 billion attributed to North Korean hackers.