Welcome to Decimake

Decimake is a decision-first collaboration platform. Teams use it to propose changes, discuss reasoning, approve outcomes, and keep a permanent record of why something was decided—not just what was decided.

Unlike a traditional wiki where pages accumulate and context gets lost, Decimake organises work around Decisions with a clear lifecycle: draft → proposed → approved or rejected → implemented.

What you can do in Decimake

  • Run structured decision workflows with status, involvement positions, signatures, deadlines, and tags.
  • Organise work in Teams → Spaces → Pages → Decisions.
  • Assign RACI, RASCI, DACI, or RAPID roles (or a fully custom configuration) to each decision, with optional signature-gated approvals.
  • Discuss in Slack — connect a workspace and every page becomes a channel, every decision a thread.
  • Control access with team roles, rank hierarchy, and per-space/per-page permission overrides available on every plan.
  • Track workload with a per-person Gantt view of decision involvement and team-wide overburdened alerts.
  • Scale billing from Free through Pro to Enterprise—with Stripe checkout, invoices, and optional SAML SSO.

The organisational hierarchy

Everything lives inside a Team (your workspace and billing unit):

  1. Team — members, roles, billing, SSO (Enterprise), audit (Enterprise).
  2. Space — a topic or department bucket (e.g. Engineering, Product), with its own statistics dashboard.
  3. Page — a decision log within a space (e.g. “Q2 roadmap”, “Architecture”).
  4. Decision — a single proposal with title, description, reasoning, status, involvement positions, and discussion.

Who Decimake is for

  • Product and engineering teams tracking technical choices.
  • Leadership groups that need approval trails and signature accountability, RACI/DACI-style.
  • Organisations that want guest-readable public teams without giving edit access to everyone.

Next steps

  • New user? Continue to Quick Start.
  • Already have an account? Open My Teams at /teams and pick or create a workspace.