Manufacturing depends on processes that span production, quality, maintenance, supply chain, service, and the systems behind them. Decisions helps companies automate and orchestrate business processes across systems, people, and AI—without writing code.

Trusted by organizations running complex, high-stakes operations.




A faster, more flexible way to automate and orchestrate the work that keeps the business running.
Coordinate processes across ERP, MES, PLM, CRM, supply chain tools, and other systems without stitching everything together manually.
“The increased visibility and access to our sales information is allowing us to make quicker business decisions with reliable data. Our sales force has embraced the ease of use and ability to access their information.”
Chief Executive Officer, TLCC

Decisions helps manufacturers automate and orchestrate operational and business processes across systems, people, rules, and AI. That includes everything from production-related workflows to quality, maintenance, compliance, and supply chain coordination.
No. Decisions works alongside the systems you already run, connecting them with workflow, rules, and AI so processes move smoothly across ERP, MES, PLM, and the other tools your teams rely on.
From production to quality to supply chain, Decisions helps manufacturers automate and orchestrate the processes that keep operations moving.
Use AI and agents where they add value while keeping actions connected to the right processes, approvals, and next steps.
Automate repetitive tasks, route work faster, and keep exceptions from slowing production and operations.
Use process intelligence to see how work moves across teams and systems, improve consistency, and maintain a stronger handle on process performance.
Yes. AI agents and automations run inside governed workflows with approvals, auditability, and human oversight — so AI accelerates manufacturing work without sacrificing control.
Production scheduling, quality reviews, maintenance requests, supplier and vendor onboarding, credit and invoicing, CPQ, change orders, compliance checks, and many other cross-system manufacturing workflows.
Manufacturing processes span many systems and teams. Orchestration keeps work moving end-to-end with consistent rules, fewer manual handoffs, and clearer visibility into where each process stands.