(functional programming) What do you call a function that abstracts away a group of function calls?

(this question is written from a functional javascript point of view)

say you have some pure functions:

function a (arg) {
  ...
  return result
}

function b (arg) {
  ...
  return result
}

function c (arg) {
  ...
  return result
}

And in your business logic, you are looping through a list of data and processing each datum

for (const datum of data) {
  const { preA, preB, preC } = datum

  const postA = a(preA)
  const postB = b(preB)
  const postC = c(preC)
  ...
}

Say that it's not just three function calls in this for loop, but dozens, and you want to encapsulate this set of functions into some outer function:

function outerFunction(datum) {
  const { preA, preB, preC } = datum

  const postA = a(preA)
  const postB = b(preB)
  const postC = c(preC)
  ...

  return {
    postA,
    postB,
    postC,
    ...
  }
}

And your business logic now looks like:

for (const datum of data) {
  const { postA, postB, postC, ... } = outerFunction(datum)
  ... 
}

How would you describe this outer function? facade function? wrapper function? helper function? orchestrator function?

Would you call it something else? Would you approach this code in a different way?