Decision register
Every architecture and design decision in one searchable, current place.
DecisionRight by Urbanite
Govern the decisions, not just the documents.
Every transformation generates hundreds of decisions about data, systems, design and scope. Most are made in meetings and lost in inboxes. DecisionRight captures each decision, the options weighed, the rationale and where it stands, so your Design Authority has one governed record to work from.
What it does
Every decision, with the reasoning, in one place.
Options & rationale
Capture what was considered and why, not just the outcome.
Status & lifecycle
Track each decision from open to approved, rejected or superseded.
Linked to the estate
Tie decisions to the data, applications and journeys they affect.
Design Authority forum
A live agenda for the people who actually sign off the architecture.
Audit trail
A defensible record of who decided what, and when.
Why it matters
Undocumented decisions come back to bite.
When decisions live in meeting notes and memory, they get reopened, contradicted and forgotten, and the programme pays for it in rework and delay. DecisionRight turns architecture and design decisions into a governed, auditable asset the whole programme can trust.
Who it is for
Built for the Design Authority.
Enterprise and solution architects, Design Authority chairs, programme leads, and anyone accountable for the integrity of the architecture across a complex change.
Typical use cases
Design authority governanceArchitecture decision recordsOptions appraisalProgramme decision forumsTransition-state designAudit & assuranceRisk & dependency trackingChange controlSolution governanceBoard decision evidence
Product positioning
The governance layer over your architecture.
DecisionRight sits across RecordRight, CatalogRight, FlowRight and JourneyRight, turning the decisions they raise into one accountable record.
See it in action
See DecisionRight on your programme.
The clearest way to understand it is a short walkthrough against a problem you recognise.