# Kaiya Missions

User-defined Missions let you hard-code the exact analytical steps Kaiya should run (SQL pulls, Python methods, visualizations, and the final summary), instead of letting the planner assemble them on the fly. You describe the steps in natural language, optionally add required parameters, and map a trigger phrase to the Mission (for example, "quarterly payer deep dive"). When a user's question contains that trigger, Kaiya executes your governed sequence in that order, applies your defaults, asks only for missing inputs, and returns a consistent, repeatable output every time.

You can also schedule a Mission to run on a recurring cadence instead of waiting for someone to trigger it conversationally. Pick the output format you want (PowerPoint or PDF) in the Mission's **Outputs** tab, and the finished report is emailed to the recipient list on every scheduled run.

All Missions can be found under the **Published Missions** tab in **Kaiya → Missions.**

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