Operational view
See outcomes, activity and decision patterns.
Explore
A film, product demonstration, interactive scenario and direct answers about DECIMAG.
Film
Console
See outcomes, activity and decision patterns.
Inspect a selected evaluation and its explanation.
Follow how an existing decision reaches its destination.
Interactive demo
The interactive scenario illustrates the distinction between authorization and the Right-to-Act evaluation.
Open Interactive DemoFAQ
The DECIMAG runtime represents the organization as a computational structure. Before execution, it evaluates each Proposed Action against the current Organizational Reality.
No. Security signals may provide context for a DECIMAG decision, and security systems may receive its outcome. Cybersecurity does not define the product.
No. Policy can provide context, but DECIMAG is not a policy engine or a policy extraction system.
No. Decision Relay transports a decision after the Right-to-Act outcome already exists.
No. The public product demonstration uses fixture data. It preserves explicit seams for future Runtime integration.
The site explains the architectural role of Structure Acquisition. It constructs the structural representation used by the runtime. Proprietary implementation details are not disclosed.