Publicly disclosed customers of the Decisions low-code intelligent process automation platform
Last updated: June 1, 2026 ⢠Compiled from official Decisions case studies and customer profiles
Decisions (decisions.com) is a low-code/no-code platform for intelligent process automation, business rules engines, workflow automation, and complex decisioning. It is used heavily in financial services, insurance, healthcare, and government to replace legacy systems, automate high-volume processes, enforce compliance, and integrate with existing infrastructure.
Decisions does not publish a complete directory of all customers. The list below compiles publicly featured Decisions software customers and notable use cases drawn from their official customer profiles, case studies, and resource center. Many entries link to downloadable PDFs with detailed results and metrics.
Public subdomain enumeration techniques (using tools like subfinder, crt.sh Certificate Transparency logs, and passive DNS datasets) were used in June 2026 to discover hundreds of subdomains on decisions.com. This revealed a large number of customer-specific tenant environments hosted directly on the vendorâs domain.
In one documented enumeration, over 500 subdomains were identified in seconds, including more than 100 customer tenant subdomains representing dozens of organizations. This passive method required no authentication and exposed the customer base of the Decisions platform through predictable naming patterns (e.g., customer-dev.decisions.com, customer-prod.decisions.com, etc.).
Many of the organizations appearing in the customer list below were identifiable this way. This highlights both the power of public OSINT for building customer lists and the operational security implications for SaaS vendors that host customer workloads on shared, enumerable subdomains.
Replaced limited RPA tooling with Decisions. Enabled faster project turnaround, better collaboration between business and IT, and an internal âoperational excellenceâ team to build more automations independently.
Replaced a sunset legacy system. Rebuilt 34 workflows plus 11 new ones for budget, contracts, compliance, and cash management. Centralized processes that previously lived in spreadsheets.
Major reduction in billing errors and manual work. One profile references approximately $200K in annual cost savings from the automation.
Core processing engine use cases report significant throughput improvements (in some cases tripling volume handling) while maintaining or improving compliance and auditability.
Visit Decisionsâ official customers page. Many profiles include downloadable case study PDFs with metrics, quotes, and implementation details.
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