Decisions vs Progress Corticon

Decisions is a business process automation and orchestration platform for coordinating workflows, systems, business rules, people, and AI. Teams can build workflows visually and apply rules to govern how processes and decisions run. AI agents can operate within those workflows alongside approvals, human oversight, and process visibility. Process intelligence tools help monitor performance, spot inefficiencies, and improve processes and decisions. The platform lists integrations including Salesforce, Microsoft 365, Slack, Jira, SAP SQL Anywhere, and OpenAI. It also supports REST and SOAP APIs, database connections, OpenAPI and Swagger imports, and custom connectors through its SDK. Deployment options include cloud, hybrid, and on-premise. Decisions lists Android, iOS, web, Windows, API, and self-hosted platforms. A free plan is available, while pricing is on request. Foundation, Growth, and Enterprise plans are listed, with custom limits, advanced security, and dedicated support available on a custom plan.

Progress Corticon is a decision automation platform for managing complex business rules and delivering consistent, explainable outcomes as requirements change. In Corticon Studio, business staff can build rules using spreadsheet-style and visual modeling tools without coding. Teams can test and simulate decisions against real scenarios before deployment, then make decision services available through standard APIs. Corticon connects to relational databases and web services with built-in data access or custom connectors. It can run on premises, in cloud or hybrid environments; Corticon Server runs rules as a web service or in process for Java and .NET applications. Corticon for JavaScript also runs in serverless functions on AWS and Azure and in client-side web and mobile apps. Versioning, traceability, and decision rationale support governance and review. Explicit rules can validate and constrain AI recommendations, while AI assistance can generate rules and test cases or explain existing rule assets. Pricing is on request, with no free plan. A trial can be requested; the pricing note lists a 90-day trial.