How it fits your stack
Every publish writes a human-readable note. Full audit trail of who changed what, and when.
A quarter in the life
The backlog never goes down, and every line of business wants in.
Each request is another thing bolted onto a fragile stack. You carry the risk.
Risk and compliance sign-off queues behind everything. Nothing ships without you.
You are the guardrail, and the bottleneck.
The business builds on the data and rules you govern. Compliance signs it off.
Nothing new to run. It sits on the stack you already have.
Each publish leaves a human-readable note and an audit trail.
You keep control, and stop being the bottleneck.
The case you need to make
Security
Architecture
Compliance
Another surface I have to secure.
Dimply runs on your RBAC, your SSO and your controls, and it’s ISO 27001 certified. Nothing sits outside the perimeter you already defend.
This can’t fragment my stack.
It’s one layer on top of what you already run. Versioned, on your data and rules, with no parallel stack to maintain.
Can I prove who changed what?
Every publish writes a human-readable release note and a full audit trail. Who changed what in the builder, when, and what it touched. Exportable for evidence.