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Introduction

Start with the core loop: capture decisions, keep evidence close, and reuse past context.

UpdatedMay 13, 2026

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Verachi is a decision workspace for delivery teams. It keeps decisions, projects, source evidence, risks, and grounded chat in one place without replacing Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, or GitHub.

The core loop

  1. Capture a decision.
  2. Link it to a project and source evidence.
  3. Review risks, guidelines, comments, and graph context.
  4. Ask Verachi when you need to recover what happened and why.

Main areas

AreaUse it for
ProjectsGroup decisions, risks, guidelines, integrations, and graph context
DecisionsRecord what changed, why it changed, and where the evidence lives
ChatsAsk grounded questions against projects, decisions, and documents
RisksTrack issues that may block or weaken work
GuidelinesReusable checks assigned to projects
IntegrationsConnect Slack, Teams, Jira, and GitHub
SettingsWorkspace, account, security, API keys, AI, and audit controls

Create or join a workspace

  1. Go to app.verachi.io/signup.
  2. Create a workspace, or use an invite link if someone invited you.
  3. Finish onboarding.
  4. Start from Projects.

Capture your first decision

Create it manually

  1. Open Projects.
  2. Open the project that the decision belongs to.
  3. Click New decision from the project work area.
  4. Add the title.
  5. Open More details if you already know the summary, source, type, date, or link.
  6. Save.

Capture it from a source tool

  1. Open Integrations.
  2. Connect Slack, Teams, Jira, or GitHub.
  3. Create a rule for the source scope and target project.
  4. Use the configured reaction or label in the source tool.
  5. Review the created decision in Verachi.

Organize the work

  1. Create a project.
  2. Link decisions to that project.
  3. Assign guidelines from the project Guidelines tab.
  4. Review the project Graph tab as decisions, risks, integrations, and dependencies appear.

Ask Verachi

  1. Open Chats.
  2. Start a conversation.
  3. Attach a project, decision, or document.
  4. Ask a focused question.

Good prompts:

  • "What decisions affected this project?"
  • "What changed recently and why?"
  • "Which risks need attention before launch?"

What's next