Integrations
Connect to any system that sends or receives structured data—whether it’s SQL, JSON, XML, CSV, REST, or SOAP. With low-code wizards, SDK support, and pre-built connectors, Decisions fits into your environment—not the other way around. Decisions also comes with pre-built integrations to other systems, such as:
Decisions gives you a centralized view of all connected systems—no matter where they run. Monitor integration health, track performance, and manage access policies from one interface. Stay ahead of issues with proactive alerts, real-time dashboards, and complete audit trails.
Stop building one-off integrations and start orchestrating. Use Decisions as the central logic layer that coordinates data and actions between systems.
Build integrations your way—rapidly. The Integration Designer gives you a visual interface to connect systems, configure web services, and define data flows without writing code.
Handle disorganized data without custom scripts. Use Decisions’ visual tools to:
Decisions gives IT teams full visibility, control, and confidence to connect on your terms—cloud, on-prem, hybrid. With Decisions, integrations work wherever your systems live, but you can manage and monitor every integration from a central hub. Apply governance, version control, and access management—all in one platform.
Connect faster with out-of-the-box integrations across systems you already use. From core platforms and databases to RESTful APIs, RPA tools, and messaging systems, Decisions makes it easy to unify your tech stack.
Ready to discover how to connect anything and govern it all from one place?
Yes. We have modules that you can install and use AI throughout the platform. We support multiple AI platforms in the form of these modules, as well as a way to toggle your experience using AI from provider to provider with ease.
We support out of the box the following providers: OpenAI, Azure Foundry, Google Vertex, Google Gemini, and Anthropic
Decisions flows and rules can be called via REST or can be used as a webhook. Additionally, we have methods and services that are exposed and can be called as well.
Our platform can connect to any service with an open API. Services and methods can be made to handle any style of interaction. For ease of creation, we can ingest swagger documents and create those integrations directly from those files.