Automation estates are graphs, not flat lists. RuleCerta’s ConnectWise workflow relationship analysis stores relationship context from each completed audit so reviewers can see related ConnectWise workflow rules and configuration peers before changing production rules.
A finding about one workflow is incomplete if reviewers cannot see neighboring ConnectWise PSA workflow rules, shared action targets, or duplicate peers. Spreadsheet exports usually lose that graph. Relationship views turn an inventory into something change boards can interrogate.
Completed audits include findings with related workflow context and ConnectWise workflow relationship analysis across workflows, evidence, events, actions, and duplicate peers — with filter and detail paths in the product. This is stored audit truth from the authorized snapshot, not a live speculative crawl of every ConnectWise object.
Relationships and structural findings come from the deterministic engine on frozen evidence. Optional AI may explain a completed finding for stakeholders who will not read raw configuration. AI never adds, changes, or removes a finding. The engine detects. AI explains. Customer data is not used to train models.
Relationship inspection inside the product pairs with professional PDF reports for stakeholders and audit-to-audit comparison when the estate changes outside RuleCerta.
Direct answers for buyers evaluating workflow rule audit.
No. RuleCerta analyses authorized workflow configuration exposed through supported APIs for the connected environment and stores relationships from that audit snapshot.
Teams typically use in-product relationship views plus professional PDF reports for stakeholder circulation. Share only what your contracts allow.
No. The connector is read-only. There is no write path and no automatic remediation.
Move from flat rule lists to inspectable relationships backed by frozen audit evidence.
