What's new
Learn about new features and enhancements for IBM Decision Intelligence.
December 2025 release
- Connect AI agents to IBM Decision Intelligence
- The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Decision Intelligence now enables AI applications,
such as IBM watsonx Orchestrate and Anthropic Claude AI, to seamlessly discover and execute deployed
decision services.
Learn more - Generate task models with the Decision Assistant for IBM Operational Decision Manager Beta
- In addition to decision models, you can now use the Decision Assistant to generate task models. These
models, along with project specifications, can be exported from Decision Intelligence to be used by IBM Operational Decision Manager. Learn more
- Improved user experience in the Decision Assistant Beta
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- No policy document to provide? The Decision Assistant now creates policy documents automatically.
- You can now access your business policy at any time — whether you provided it or the assistant generated it — right from the new Policy tab.
- From the Policy tab, you can also view how and where each part of the business policy is applied within the decision service, providing clear visibility into its usage.
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- Build dashboards to track business KPIs and metrics
- You can now monitor and analyze the performance of your decision services with interactive
dashboards. Decision Insights provides
real-time visibility into decision outcomes, KPIs, and trends, helping you detect anomalies and
optimize performance. You can use customizable visualizations, apply filters, and share dashboards
for collaboration and transparency. Learn more
- Set and track goals in dashboards
- You can now define business goals and associate them with charts in your dashboards. Goals help
you align dashboards with organizational objectives by adding purpose, scope, and structure. It
helps you visualize progress at a glance, group related charts, and filter goals by category,
priority, or due date.
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- Offline collaborative editing of decision tables
- You can now export decision tables from Decision Designer and edit them directly in Microsoft
Excel. Updated decision tables can be imported back into Decision Intelligence, with changes automatically
reflected. This feature improves collaboration between technical and nontechnical users by using
familiar tools like Excel. Learn more
- Work with collaborators more easily
- You can now retrieve the list of users available for collaboration on a decision automation,
making it easier to add collaborators and assign roles. Learn more
- Import decision services
- You can now bring your existing decision services into Decision Intelligence in just a few clicks. Learn more
- Pin decision automations to the Decision Intelligence home page
- You can now pin up to four decision automations to your home page for quick access. Learn more
- Find references to data types in the decision logic Tech preview
- You can now locate where data types and attributes are used in the decision logic of decision
nodes. Enabling this feature in decision service settings improves traceability and makes it easier
to understand how data is used throughout your decision service. Learn more