Erase the Person, Keep the Record
Removing someone's account clears their name and email address without erasing what they did. Every approval, edit, and run they touched stays readable, attributed to a Deleted user.
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Posts connected to the governance topic.
Approvals Now Carry a Name
Human intervention forms are answered by a signed-in member of your organization, in the environment that raised the request, and the decision is recorded against the person who made it.
Enterprise Governance Is Now Built In
Single sign-on, custom roles, deployment pipelines, a full audit log, access policy, org API keys, disaster recovery, and a compliance archive - one coordinated release for teams that have to answer to an auditor.
Deployment Pipelines: Promote Rule Changes Like Code
Project releases capture every ruleset, condition, and action set in one immutable numbered snapshot, and deployment pipelines move that snapshot through your environments with approval gates, drift visibility, and org-wide policy floors.
See Which Rules Actually Fire
The new Analytics page shows how your rules behave in production: how often each rule fires, what decisions your RuleSets are producing, and how runs are turning out day by day.
Rules That Schedule Themselves: Effective and Expiration Dates
Give any rule an active date window and a policy change turns itself on and off. Schedule a price change weeks ahead, retire a promotion at midnight, and prove both work with a simulated run date in your tests.
Your AI Agent Shouldn't Guess Your Business Rules
Thousands of MCP servers hand your agent data. Almost none hand it decisions. AI Rule Engine turns your business logic into governed, deterministic MCP tools - with per-agent permissions, explainable runs, and human approval gates an agent can carry but never bypass.
Keeping Humans in the Loop with AI Rule Engine
Why human oversight matters in AI processes, and how AI Rule Engine connects AI providers, governed workflows, and MCP-enabled assistants in one controlled system.