What runs, what is being built, what is next.
Nothing moves up a column because it is nearly done.
Shipped
15Running today, demonstrable on a call.
- AI-assisted workflow authoring — describe an operation, get a runnable draft
- Workflow engine: conditions, loops, batches, parallel branches, sub-workflows
- AI steps inside deterministic workflows, with the model and key you choose
- Rules engine and decision tables, versioned and fingerprinted
- Rate sheets and grids as effective-dated lookup tables — most specific row wins
- Exact decimal arithmetic with built-in finance functions
- Human approval gates with any-one, all and majority authority, and work queues
- The Lab: replay a recorded run, batch-replay thousands against a draft, shadow a challenger beside live traffic, scenario sets, and A/B tests with guardrails
- Lifecycles above workflows, with gates that hold a case until its conditions are cleared or waived
- Condition templates, evidence intake from portal, email, text and staff, checks, letters and reminders
- Around 30 connector templates, an MCP server, and your own HTTP endpoints
- Hash-chained audit trail with on-demand verification, and decision records
- Lending: prequalification, verification policy, Equifax credit pulls
- Test and production environments, with deployments pinned to versions
- Self-hosted appliance on PostgreSQL
Building
4Started and scoped, with design partners.
- Draft, approve, publish lifecycle for policy changes
- Decision notices generated from the decision record
- Compliance pack: AI usage register, examiner export, officer attestation
- SQL Server support for the self-hosted appliance
Next
5Decided, not started.
- Pre-built manufactured-home package: chattel and land-home overlays, rate grids, document checklist
- Servicing package: delinquency, payments and payoff
- Fair-lending and outcome exports for periodic review
- Insurance packages on the same engine
- Goal-first operation: a manager that decomposes an objective and allocates the work
On goal-first operation. The long-term shape of Miji is a manager that takes an objective and decomposes it into work. That is in the last column on purpose. What the product does today is let you build an operation deliberately and run it under governance — and that is what we will show you. Read the vision.
How to read it
Miji is an enterprise decision automation platform: it runs a business policy as a governed workflow of versioned rules, exact calculations, AI steps and human approval, with an audit trail. Shipped means running in the product today and demonstrable on a call. Building means started and scoped with design partners. Next means decided and not started. Every other page on this site follows the same rule: anything not shipped is labelled as roadmap.
Where the shipped work is explained
- Decision automationThe platform as a whole, and everything you can use today.
- Rules and workflowVersioned rules, decision tables, lookup grids, calculations and the workflow engine.
- AI workflowsAI-drafted workflows and AI steps with your own model and key.
- Policy testingThe Lab: replay, batch replay, shadow runs, scenario sets and A/B tests.
- Case lifecyclesLifecycles, gates, condition templates, evidence and letters.
- GovernanceThe audit trail, approvals, access, SSO and self-hosting.
- LendingPrequalification, verification policy and credit pulls.
Bring an operation. We'll show you it on Miji.
Tell us what the work is — what arrives, what decides it, who has to sign off — and we'll show you how it would run: the workflow, the rules, the approvals and the record it leaves.
Or email hello@mijios.ai