Procela is the connective tissue of your governance program — tying the processes, people, systems, and data you already have into one aligned, auditable system.
Procela maps value streams, processes, sub-processes, and steps — and the data and systems behind each one. It complements the databases, warehouses, and tools you already run, sitting alongside them to answer what none can on their own: what process, what data, who owns it, and is it governed.
Assign data owners, domain stewards, and AI agents to assets with RACI and DAMA roles and explicit decision rights. Procela's principal model treats human and AI participants as first-class governance actors, each operating under explicit, auditable authority.
Define governance policies and controls in plain language. Procela records them against the assets they govern, tracks them alongside gaps and issues, and maintains a full, tamper-evident audit trail of every change and decision.
The on-prem edge connector deploys inside your environment via Kubernetes or Helm. It reads schema, table, and column metadata plus row counts — never values — and sends only that metadata over outbound HTTPS. Your data never leaves your perimeter.
Procela connects to the databases, warehouses, and transformation tools you already run for metadata-only governance, and ties what it finds to owners, processes, and controls — without becoming another silo.
Processes, systems, data assets, and domains — and how they connect — in a single pane, so leadership can see the whole governance program at a glance.

A live directory of owners, stewards, and agents across your organization — with app and governance roles assigned and accountable.

Every system and data asset catalogued and typed — the foundation the governance program is built on.

Map which system feeds which — as a table or a directed graph — with flow type and frequency on every edge, or import it straight from a dbt Cloud job. One picture of how data moves, kept audit-ready.

Every steward, owner, and agent in Procela is a “principal” with a defined scope of authority. A three-tier model describes how human and AI actors share that authority — from advising, to preparing changes, to approving them. Procela's AI today is assistive and review-gated: it suggests classifications, owners, and domains, and a human approves before anything is applied.
The agent surfaces suggestions — a classification, an owner, a policy match — and a human decides. A model for keeping authority with people in your highest-sensitivity domains.
The agent prepares changes and routes them for approval. Nothing is accepted until a steward signs off, and every decision is logged. Procela's AI today is assistive and review-gated.
The three-tier model describes how human and AI actors can share governance authority — a way to reason about who advises, who prepares, and who approves. It frames how Procela's review-gated agents fit into your program.
We'll walk through how Procela connects to your existing stack and stands up a governance baseline.