Key Features
Koodisi brings workflow automation, data and security, monitoring, integration, governance, and AI-assisted development together in one Studio. This page lists what each area offers and where to learn more.
Workflow building and automation
- Low-code drag-and-drop workflow builder — Design workflows on a visual canvas with drag-and-drop, no coding required.
- Data mapper — Map data between activities visually.
- CRON scheduling — Automate workflows with flexible schedule options.
- Workflow and application templates — Create reusable workflow templates for faster development.
- Deployment profiles and environments — Separate Development and Production and promote work between them.
- Integrated testing — Validate workflows during development with built-in testing tools.
- Validation and execution traces — Detect incomplete paths and invalid transitions before deployment, then inspect activity-level timing and errors after execution.
- Reusable applications, workflows, and activities — Build from templates, create custom activities visually, and share governed artifacts through the Library.
Data management and security
- Vaults — Safeguard sensitive data with encrypted storage.
- Encryption — Protect data at rest and in transit.
- Schema registry — Manage and govern data schemas from a unified platform.
- Lookup tables — Enhance data handling and mapping using lookup tables.
- Decision and data tables — Centralize business decisions and persistent operational data used by workflows.
- Sensitive data masking — Protect confidential data by masking columns and credentials.
Monitoring and observability
- Real-time metrics — Monitor system and workflow performance with the observability dashboard.
- Deployment and channel monitoring — Review deployed versions, running workflows, inbound and outbound channels, schedules, and recent channel events.
- Delivery-issue triage — Investigate webhook, HTTP gateway, and workflow-loading failures that occur before a normal workflow trace is available.
- Messaging operations — Monitor provider-aware queue and topic health, inspect messages, and perform permission-controlled broker operations.
Integration and connectivity
- Enterprise integration patterns — Apply industry-standard integration strategies for system connectivity.
- API management and security — Manage, secure, and monitor API connections.
- Open API integration — Integrate workflows with external systems using open API frameworks.
- API collections and MCP servers — Publish governed API collections and expose selected operations as secured tools for AI clients. See also MCP servers.
- Mock API endpoints — Simulate HTTP dependencies with templated responses, status codes, content types, and latency.
- File-based activities — Process and transform file formats, including converting XML data to JSON.
Governance
- Granular permission management — Define and control user roles and access levels to ensure proper governance and compliance.
- Git-enabled application development — Connect applications to source control, use branching policies, and resolve merge conflicts in Studio.
- Environment-aware promotion and approval — Separate Development and Production operations and require approval where deployment policy demands it.
AI-assisted development
- NxAgent — Ask product questions, design workflows and schemas, attach application context, and triage operational data from Studio.
- Reviewable AI changes — Preview generated workflows, resources, schemas, and variables as file-level diffs before accepting changes.
- Organization AI skills and MCP tools — Extend the assistant with governed knowledge and tool access appropriate to your organization.
Where to start
New to Koodisi? Start with Building your first workflow.