[SOLUTIONS FOR ENTERPRISES]
Workflow Automation for Enterprise Blockchain Operations
Automate treasury management, compliance reporting, and multi-chain operations at scale. B3OS helps banks, fintechs, asset managers, and stablecoin issuers streamline their blockchain workflows.
[01/05] B3 TEMPLATES
Start with Pre-Built Workflows for Enterprises
Coinbase Biz + Morpho: Rebalance for Max Yield
This is a workflow you can have running on a preset cadence where your Coinbase Biz balance will be monitored, if it exceeds the max amount set, excess funds will be auto-deposited into the best APY vault on Morpho. Additionally this workflow will auto-withdraw deficit funds from a Morpho vault on Base and send to your Coinbase Biz account. If either action happens, you get notified via your preferred communication channel (Slack, Telegram, Email etc). Quick Setup: Select the wallet to be used for executing and paying gas Connect your Coinbase Biz account Select how you wanna be notified Select the Morpho Vault you want excess funds deposited into (any chain) Choose the frequency of when to run this workflow Select what token you are holding in your Coinbase Biz account Set the max amount you want kept in your Coinbase Biz account Set the min amount to keep in your Coinbase Biz account Choose the target amount to keep your Coinbase Biz account at Test and Publish!
ByB3 TeamWalletPayment+3Payments: Distribute ERC20 to a List of Wallets
This workflow runs payroll from a Google Sheet. It reads your payments sheet and a paired wallets sheet, filters out rows already marked paid, sends the specified ERC20 amount to each recipient's wallet on the chain you choose, marks the row as paid in the sheet, and posts a summary to Slack with totals and any failures. Run it manually whenever payroll is due. Quick Setup: Import your wallet or use your B3OS Treasury Wallet Make a copy of the payroll Google Sheet template and paste its URL Pick the chain to send tokens on (eg Base) Choose the ERC20 token to distribute (eg USDC) Connect Slack and pick the channel for run summary alerts Test and Publish!
ByB3 TeamPaymentOnchain Ops+1
[02/05] PROBLEM FOR ENTERPRISES
Enterprise blockchain ops live across spreadsheets and Slack threads — auditors want one source of truth.
Treasury work doesn't scale by hand
Multi-sig approvals, cross-chain transfers, and balance monitoring eat senior operator time and produce inconsistent outcomes.
Compliance reporting is reactive
Auditors want period-aligned, deterministic reports. Pulling them from CSVs and Slack threads at quarter-end is a fire drill no one wins.
Multi-chain ops fragment the team
Each chain ships its own indexer, RPC, and tooling. Without a unifying layer your operators end up specialists per network.
Risk signals arrive too late
By the time a peg deviation, liquidity drain, or contract upgrade hits a dashboard, the window to act has usually closed.
[03/05] WHY ENTERPRISES
Why Enterprises Choose B3OS
Operators across the industry use B3OS to remove the manual work from blockchain operations.
Approval-gated execution
Pause workflows for sign-off with role-based access controls. Multi-sig, single-approver, and quorum patterns are supported.
Policy guardrails
Per-step limits on transfer size, slippage, gas, and counterparty — enforced before any transaction is signed.
Auditable history
Every approval, parameter change, and execution is logged with timestamp, actor, and inputs. Export to your audit system.
Multi-chain primitives
One workflow definition, native execution across 20+ EVM chains. Chain-aware retry and failover RPCs built in.
SLA-grade alerting
Pager-grade integrations with severity routing, debounce windows, and replay so on-call gets actionable signal, not noise.
Compliance reporting
Schedule period-aligned snapshots that produce deterministic PDF or CSV outputs, deliverable to Slack, email, or storage.
[04/05] COMING UP NEXT
How Enterprises use B3OS to…
Use cases B3OS automates today, with templates ready to fork.
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Treasury management
Multi-sig treasury operations with built-in approval workflows and policy enforcement.
- Approval gates with role-based access.
- Policy guardrails on every transfer step.
- Auditable history of every approval and execution.
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Compliance reporting
Schedule automated reports on wallet activity and on-chain transactions, ready for audit.
- Period-aligned snapshots with deterministic outputs.
- PDF/CSV deliverables to Slack, email, or storage.
- Mappings to your reporting framework of choice.
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Multi-chain operations
Monitor and manage assets across every supported chain from a single platform.
- Unified workflow primitives across all chains.
- Failover RPCs and chain-aware retry logic.
- Single pane of glass for monitoring and operations.
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Stablecoin issuance monitoring
Track mint/burn events, supply changes, and peg deviations with policy enforcement.
- Real-time event streaming on supply changes.
- Multi-source price aggregation with deviation thresholds.
- Automated de-risking actions: pause, alert, rebalance.
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Risk management alerts
Automated monitoring for the events that matter, routed into your incident-response process.
- Custom event filters with debounce and severity levels.
- Pager-grade integrations with Slack, Telegram, webhooks.
- Run history with full inputs and outputs for every fired event.
[05/05] FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQs for Enterprises
What types of enterprises use B3OS?+
Banks, neobanks, fintechs, asset managers, stablecoin issuers, L1/L2 chains, and developer platforms.
Can B3OS integrate with our existing systems?+
Yes — webhooks, REST APIs, and direct integrations with popular tools like Slack, Telegram, and email.
How does B3OS handle security for enterprise workflows?+
Workflows execute in isolated environments. Wallet connections use secure signing flows. API keys are encrypted at rest. Enterprise plans include team-based access controls.
What chains does B3OS support?+
20+ EVM-compatible chains including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, and more.
Still have questions?
Reach out anytime and our team will guide you through setup, workflows, and best practices.
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