Record your first decision and why
A decision candidate with its rationale is saved for review. Write the decision first. Add the reason while it is fresh.
For: Workspace member who can create decisions
How-to
The candidate becomes approved team knowledge. Until a person approves it, it is only a proposal.
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Guided Quick Start
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Step 4 of 6
What it means: Your candidate waits in Review. Select Review.
What it means: Open the candidate.
What it means: Check the statement and its reason. They are what you recorded.
What it means: Placing it in a project is optional here.
What it means: Read the checks. Here, nothing blocks approval.
What it means: You could correct the wording here. It's right, so continue.
What it means: Only a person can approve. Select Approve.
What it means: It's now approved team knowledge, with its reason on record. Next, find it again.
Editing, requesting evidence, rejecting and conflict handling are not shown; this candidate has no issues for the checks to flag.
Which roles may approve is not verified; the demo signs in as a workspace editor and the simulated backend accepts the approval.
Demo environment · synthetic workspace and data · backend responses are simulated. Quick Start 4 of 6
The candidate, the checks, the approval and the approved decision are SIMULATED: this guide uses the real DM guided review with a synthetic workspace, and the approval response is fixture data, not a deployed backend. What you may review and approve depends on your role and workspace; nothing in DM approves a candidate automatically. Quick Start clips 1 to 6 follow one example workspace, Acme Platform Team.
A banner reading "Demo environment · synthetic workspace and data · backend responses are simulated" stays on screen for the whole video.
On screen: Start on DM Home (/). Click "Review". The next view is "Review queue" (/inbox). A highlight marks "Review".
Narrator: Your candidate waits in Review. Select Review.
On screen: Click "Select the candidate (Review)". The next view is "Production schema changes" (/candidates/cand-two-reviewers/review). A highlight marks "Review".
Narrator: Open the candidate.
On screen: Click "Continue". The next view is "Production schema changes" (/candidates/cand-two-reviewers/review). A highlight labelled "Statement and reason" marks "Any migration that touches production schema needs approval from two…".
Narrator: Check the statement and its reason. They are what you recorded.
On screen: Click "Next". The next view is "Production schema changes" (/candidates/cand-two-reviewers/review). A highlight labelled "Next" marks "Next →".
Narrator: Placing it in a project is optional here.
On screen: Click "Continue to Refine". The next view is "Production schema changes" (/candidates/cand-two-reviewers/review). A highlight labelled "Blocking issues" marks "0".
Narrator: Read the checks. Here, nothing blocks approval.
On screen: Click "Continue". The next view is "Production schema changes" (/candidates/cand-two-reviewers/review).
Narrator: You could correct the wording here. It's right, so continue.
On screen: Click "Approve". The next view is "Two reviewers for production schema changes" (/decisions/dec-review). A highlight marks "Approve".
Narrator: Only a person can approve. Select Approve.
On screen: A highlight labelled "Approved decision" marks "What was decided".
Narrator: It's now approved team knowledge, with its reason on record.
Narrator: Next, find it again.
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A decision candidate with its rationale is saved for review. Write the decision first. Add the reason while it is fresh.
For: Workspace member who can create decisions
Find the decision, its reason and its evidence. Months later, search beats remembering.
For: Any authorized workspace user
Ask DM from the decision, and hand it to an agent task as context. An approved decision is only useful if it is used.
For: Workspace member and agent user
Know the three places you will use: the Home queue, Add to DM and Knowledge. Three places are enough to get started.
For: Any signed-in workspace member