Durable workflows.
On the roadmap.
A durable, user-authored workflow engine with scheduled triggers, escalation chains, and threshold alerts is planned. Approval gates with separation of duties are live today — and approval-queue apps are a buildable pattern right now.
Approvals are live.
In the release pipeline.
Relpin ships approval gates as part of governed releases — and the platform primitives to build approval-queue apps now. No engine required.
TEST requires 1 approval, PROD requires 2 with separation of duties — the requester cannot self-approve. Enforced by the platform, not by convention.
Every approval is bound to the exact artifact hash. Re-planning invalidates prior approvals — nobody approves a moving target.
Approval-queue apps are a buildable pattern today: real TypeScript on governed SQL, row-level audit on every decision, and governed Slack notifications.
Durable execution.
Governed triggers.
The planned workflow engine: user-authored, durable workflows promoted through the same DEV → TEST → PROD lanes — with scheduled triggers, escalation chains, and threshold alerts. None of it ships yet.
User-authored workflows that survive restarts and retries. Planned to run server-side under the same governance as apps: versioned, promoted, audited.
Cron-style schedules that start workflows on a defined cadence. Planned with the same fail-closed defaults as the rest of the platform.
Pending approvals escalate on a timer — to the next approver, then the team. Planned as a first-class construct, not a buildable workaround.
The engine is planned.
The gates are live.
Start with approval gates and the buildable approval-queue pattern today. The durable workflow engine is planned on the same governed foundation.
Open beta · Engine planned · Approval gates live today
Approval gates · Separation of duties · Row-level audit · Engine planned