Certainly! The line we don't cross is that we don't directly edit data. Every record in our database must be generated by the system itself. But, we can re-trigger behaviour, or select different flows, or tweak properties around the edges as much as we want.

For example:

• Reflows - for every message that enters or leaves our system, we store it in a table. We can then reflow the message either into our system or to our downstreams. This means if there was a transient error or a code change since we received the message, we can replay it again without having to involve anyone else.
• Triggers - i.e. ask the system to regenerate its output based on its inputs again. This is useful if there's a bug that's only hit in certain situations.
• Migration - we have lots of different flows and some are triggered only on some accounts. We have some scripts that lets us turn on/off migration and then automatically reflow all the different messages.