Decision Journal is an integration platform that allows organizations to systematically create, update, and review decisions. By incorporating Relevance AI, teams can enhance their decision-making processes with powerful analytics and AI-driven insights.



Decision Journal provides a structured approach to documenting and reviewing decisions. With Relevance AI, teams can leverage advanced analytics to drive data-informed decisions and optimize outcomes.
Continuous Learning Mastery
The agent evolves its decision-making capabilities by analyzing patterns and outcomes from the comprehensive decision repository.
Predictive Outcome Analysis
Leverages historical decision data to forecast potential outcomes and highlight risk factors before decisions are made.
Dynamic Knowledge Synthesis
Combines organizational wisdom with real-time data analysis to enhance decision quality and consistency.
Relevance AI seamlessly integrates with Decision Journal to enhance decision-making workflows through intelligent insights.
What you’ll need
You don't need to be a developer to set up the Decision Journal integration with Relevance AI. Follow this simple guide to get started:
- A Decision Journal account with administrator access
- A Relevance AI account with API access enabled
- Authorization credentials (secured via OAuth authentication—no manual credential storage required)
Security & Reliability
The Decision Journal integration platform enables organizations to programmatically create, update, and review decisions while leveraging Relevance AI's capabilities. This integration allows teams to systematically track decision-making processes, conduct reviews, and analyze outcomes through a robust API interface.
Key benefits include structured decision documentation and tracking, automated review workflows, data-driven decision analysis, and OAuth-based secure authentication.
To get started, ensure you have the required accounts and credentials, including a Decision Journal account with API access and OAuth credentials with `pipedream-decision-journal-read-write` permissions. Additionally, a Relevance AI account is necessary for advanced analytics features.
For installation and configuration, begin with the OAuth setup by securely storing your OAuth credentials. Then, configure the base URL and headers for API requests.
In the Quick Start Guide, you can create a new decision using a POST request with the necessary payload, and you can also create a decision review by sending a review payload to the appropriate endpoint.
Common issues may arise, such as authentication errors or invalid request formats. Solutions include verifying OAuth token validity and ensuring all required fields are included in your requests.
Best practices for error handling, validation, and logging are essential for maintaining smooth operations. Implementing these practices will help ensure your integration with Decision Journal and Relevance AI runs efficiently.
For additional support or detailed API documentation, refer to the official Decision Journal API documentation or contact technical support as needed.
No training on your data
Your data remains private and is never utilized for model training purposes.
Security first
We never store anything we don’t need to. The inputs or outputs of your tools are never stored.

To get the most out of the Decision Journal + Relevance AI integration without writing code:
- Start with a clear decision framework: Define clear titles, contexts, and expected outcomes for each decision to ensure consistency.
- Utilize automated workflows: Leverage the automated review processes to streamline decision tracking and analysis.
- Connect securely: Ensure you use the correct OAuth credentials and permissions during setup to maintain security.
- Test API calls with sample data: Use test decisions and reviews to validate your integration before applying it to real scenarios.
- Monitor API usage: Keep an eye on rate limits and implement caching strategies to optimize performance.