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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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.
Custom Roles and Auditable Access Reviews
Define up to 25 additive roles of your own, decide separately who may see real PII in a trace, and export a dated point-in-time report of every person's access to every environment.
Single Sign-On: Bring Your Own Identity Provider
Organization members can now sign in through your own identity provider instead of a personal social account. Both OpenID Connect and SAML 2.0 are supported, with DNS-verified domain capture and optional enforcement.
AI Decisions Inside Your Own Azure Tenant: Dedicated Hosting, Azure OpenAI, and MCP
A reference view for cloud architects: run AI Rule Engine in your own Azure subscription, point AI steps at your own Azure OpenAI resource, and expose governed decisions to AI agents over MCP - with the data boundary drawn where your compliance team expects it.
AI Rule Engine Now Natively Supports Azure OpenAI
AI Rule Engine now includes native support for Azure OpenAI models, and when paired with our dedicated Azure hosting plan, your data never leaves your own tenant.