Abstract: A process generates, with a processor, a graphical user interface that displays a plurality of movable objects. A first subset of the plurality of movable objects corresponds to a plurality of questions. Further, a second subset of the plurality of movable objects corresponds to a plurality of answers. The process receives, with the processor at the graphical user interface, at least one input corresponding to at least one of the plurality of movable objects. The at least one input indicates a movement of at least one of the plurality of moveable objects from a first position to a second position in the graphical user interface. The process also automatically generates, with the processor without a manual input, code corresponding to a workflow based on the at least one input. The workflow corresponds to a conditional, ordered sequence that a computing device automatically processes to determine a corresponding financial model.

Abstract: A system comprises a processor that that receives, through a network, a first data structure from a first source system. Further, the processor receives, through the network, a second data structure from a second source system. In addition, the processor normalizes the first data structure and the second data structure according to a common interface such that at least one constituent of the common interface is immutable, the common interface is backward compatible, and the common interface is forward compatible. The first data structure is at least partially distinct from the second data structure.

Abstract: A system comprises a processor that that receives, through a network, a first data structure from a first source system. Further, the processor receives, through the network, a second data structure from a second source system. In addition, the processor normalizes the first data structure and the second data structure according to a common interface such that at least one constituent of the common interface is immutable, the common interface is backward compatible, and the common interface is forward compatible. The first data structure is at least partially distinct from the second data structure.