The Decisions low-code platform brings forms, business rules, workflows, and enterprise integrations together. Build the experience your teams need, connect it to the systems you already use, and coordinate the work behind every submission, approval, and decision.
Trusted by organizations running complex, high-stakes operations.
Bring low-code workflow development closer to the process. Use visual tools to design forms that collect information, display relevant data, and give users a clear next step.
With a low-code workflows builder, the interface is connected to the work behind it. Use the Decisions Form Designer to arrange controls, configure input data, and connect the experience to a workflow.
A workflow is only part of the process. Connect intake with rules, assignments, approvals, and system actions in the same environment.
Use Decisions as a low-code workflow platform to route requests, handle exceptions, and coordinate the work people and systems perform. Bring agent-assisted steps into the process where they add value, with rules and review points around the actions they take.
Decisions covers workflows, rules, integrations and AI in one platform. A short kickoff points you to the part that fits what you want to build, so you skip the setup guesswork.
Describe the app or workflow you want in plain language. Let the platform draft a starting point, then use drag-and-drop tools to refine it. Review the design, connect the right data, and test the process before release.
Explain the application or workflow you want to build.
Use your prompt to create an initial draft.
Give business teams a visual way to shape processes while IT maintains oversight of permissions, integrations, testing, and deployment. Keep process knowledge and technical standards in the same conversation.
Translate process requirements into forms, rules, and workflow designs.
Manage system connections, permissions, change review, and deployment oversight.
Use Decisions as a low-code integration platform to connect APIs, databases, enterprise applications, events, and custom services. Move beyond transferring data to coordinating what happens next.
Connect REST and SOAP services, configure authentication and headers, and map data.
Work with systems such as SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MongoDB, and Snowflake.
““Unlike other solutions, Decisions combines a low-code approach with broad and deep functionality so IT and business analysts alike can automate any process, no matter how complex.” ”
Mediacom
A low-code platform uses visual tools to build applications and process logic with less reliance on custom code. Decisions connects forms, rules, workflows, and integrations so the user experience and the work behind it can be designed together.
Both reduce manual coding through visual tools. No-code emphasizes configuration without code, while low-code can also provide technical extension options. Decisions combines visual designers with APIs and SDK support for integrations that need additional development.
Explore how the Decisions low-code platform can connect your forms, rules, workflows, enterprise systems, and agent-assisted tasks. Start with one process your team wants to improve.
Adjust the draft with drag-and-drop tools to match your requirements.
Connect tools from your existing stack using supported integrations and modules.
Import OpenAPI or Swagger definitions, or use the Decisions SDK where custom integration is needed.
Compare packaged-software fit with your process requirements, integration needs, governance responsibilities, and maintenance capacity. Use the trial to assess a defined process rather than assuming every requirement calls for a custom application.
Yes. Decisions combines agents, business rules, human tasks, and integrations. Rules can validate outputs, trigger escalations, and route work to reviewers before the process continues.
Decisions supports REST and SOAP services, database connections, webhooks, message queues, enterprise applications, and custom integrations. Confirm your specific system, authentication, and deployment requirements during evaluation.
