Decision Control Tower

Move Proven Decisions to Production—With Control.

Decision Control Tower is the governance layer around Decision Control. Your teams keep authoring and testing; Tower controls who can promote which version, through which workflow, and into which environment.

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Custom promotion workflows
OIDC-backed access
Accountable human approvals
Decision Control Tower task showing Development to Production, requester context, a dark approval workflow, and the authorized action
Governed Release Path

One Version. One Explicit Path to Production.

Define where decisions run, request a specific version, route it through the workflow your organization requires, and keep the release context with the promotion.

  1. 01
    Define Name environments and control who may reach them.
  2. 02
    Request Choose the version, route, workflow, and required context.
  3. 03
    Review Assign accountable human tasks and authorized actions.
  4. 04
    Promote Move the approved version and keep its release record.
Environment Boundaries

Make the Release Path Explicit.

Define and classify environments such as Development and Production, monitor their status, and make every source-to-target promotion visible. Connect any standards-compliant OpenID Connect provider and apply role-based access to the environments and governance actions each user may reach.

Development and Production environment cards showing online status and classification tags
Policy-Defined Promotion

Turn Governance Policy Into a Workflow.

Use a custom promotion workflow—not a fixed approval form. Choose the source, target, version, and workflow; require context such as a business justification; and model change requests, human review, approval, and automated promotion steps.

Dark custom workflow with change request, approval, promotion, and required process input
Release Traceability

Keep the Release Record With the Version.

Follow each promotion from request through its current workflow state. Keep the model version, source and target environments, requester, justification, workflow, promotion ID, and related task context together in one reviewable record.

Promotion details showing version, environment path, dark approval workflow, and promotion state

IT Stays in Control. Analysts Stay Autonomous.

RBAC. Approvals. Promotion. Traceability — owned by IT. Decision Control Tower is where IT defines the rules of engagement. Analysts author and publish freely within the boundaries IT sets — and nothing reaches production without passing through IT-defined governance.

RBAC

IT defines granular permissions for authors, reviewers, and approvers. Every action in Decision Control respects the roles and policies IT establishes.

Approval Workflows

IT defines promotion controls. Decision changes move dev → test → prod only after passing IT-approved gates. No unreviewed changes reach production.

Full Traceability

Who changed what, who approved it, when it was promoted. Immutable logs. Exportable for regulatory review.

Multi-Environment Promotion

Managed flow across environments. Instant rollback. Change notifications at every stage.

Git Integration

Version synchronization with your repositories. Governed change management that fits your DevOps.

Governance Dashboard

Promotion status, pending approvals, environment health — all decision assets, all environments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers about governed promotion.

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01 What is the difference between Decision Control and Decision Control Tower?
Decision Control is where teams author, evaluate, test, and publish decision models. Decision Control Tower governs how approved versions move between managed environments and who can act on those promotions.
02 Does Tower replace our identity provider?
No. Tower authenticates through standards-compliant OpenID Connect providers. Provider-specific claims, groups, and role mappings are configured for your deployment.
03 Can we customize the promotion process?
Yes. Promotion requests run through configured workflows that can include required inputs, human approval, change requests, and automated promotion steps.
04 How does role-based access affect approvals?
Roles determine which environments, promotions, tasks, and actions a user may access. Authorized reviewers can claim governance tasks and take the actions permitted by the workflow.
05 What information accompanies a review task?
A task can present the decision model and version, source and target environments, requester, justification, workflow context, and the available review action.
06 What evidence is retained for a promotion?
Tower keeps the promotion context together: model and version, environment path, requester, justification, workflow, status, identifiers, and related task activity.
07 Can we manage more than Development and Production?
Tower models named deployment environments and explicit promotion paths. The environment structure can reflect the stages used by your organization.
08 Does Tower change the decision logic?
No. Decision logic remains owned and tested in Decision Control. Tower governs the release process around the resulting version.
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Governance for the Real Release Path

Turn One Promotion PolicyInto a Working Control Flow.

Bring your environment model, approval rules, and identity provider. We’ll map one decision service from development to production in Decision Control Tower.

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Start with one decision service, one promotion route, and the roles already used by your organization.