Digy4

Everything a CIO needs to judge delivery risk exists, and none of it is in one place: requirements, code, tests, pipelines, security and incidents each live in their own tool. Digy4's platform, RITA, connects them, explains where the risk is, and recommends the next action with the evidence attached.

Ask why a release is at risk and the honest answer takes a week to assemble. The signals are spread across Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, ServiceNow, test management, CI and observability, and the people who could join them up are the same people trying to ship. So the question gets answered with a status meeting and a colour, and the reason only becomes clear afterwards.

Digy4 builds one evidence layer underneath all of it. RITA answers the question directly, naming the failing quality gates and the defects driving a drop in regression pass rates, and every recommendation links back to the records it came from. That traceability is the point: in regulated environments a decision has to be defensible, not just fast, and executives get a portfolio view that drills all the way down to a single test.