Automate real-time credit decisions from edit to endpoint
Policy changes move through separate tools, email and engineering. Decisimo takes each change from edit to a live endpoint in one product.
From an edit to the live endpoint
Build the decision flow
Test the parts
Run regression cases
Assess impact
Sign-off
Deploy the release
Run live decisions
One decision flow, built from shared parts
- Shared logicThe portal lists every flow that uses a shared rule set
- FunctionsBuild a mathematical formula in the editor, with no code.
- Model servicesModels trained in Python, R or Julia are served over HTTP.
See what a policy change moves
- Test each partRun each artifact with chosen inputs and check table row overlap.
- Regression suiteStudio runs become cases, then suites rerun after edits.
- Impact scenariosCompare both policies on the same rows and keep changed decisions.
A change goes live as a release
- Release comparisonCompare rules, rows and predictors, then draft release notes.
- Sign-off sequenceNamed roles approve in order where the endpoint has sign-off.
- Release contentsStores each flow step as compiled, with its source revision
Each live request returns a decision and reason
- REST endpointSend one JSON document and receive JSON in return.
- Response detailThe response can list what ran and the rules that fired.
- Decision recordsInputs and outputs can be saved to your Postgres and browsed.
Where the endpoint runs and how it calls data
- Granted regionEurope, the United States, Singapore or the Gulf.
- Data sourcesSources run in parallel. Failure leaves values absent with an error flag.
When a decision takes days
Evidence arriving over days or waiting on a person belongs in a case, not one request.
Questions we get asked
What is real-time decisioning?
Real-time decisioning applies a policy to each incoming request and returns a decision. Decisimo runs the released policy at an endpoint for each request.
Can I run my own scoring model at the endpoint?
A model trained in Python, R or Julia can be uploaded and served over HTTP. Formula models and tree ensembles also run inside the engine.