Creately VIZ

Creately VIZ is a visual collaboration platform that connects people, process, cloud and compliance data into diagrams AI agents can reason over, with human approval required before any change is applied.

Creately VIZ is the visual workspace side of Creately, a platform that turns scattered business information into connected, inspectable views. Instead of treating a diagram as a static drawing, it links people, processes, systems, controls and evidence so that both teams and AI agents can reason across them. The workspace itself covers diagrams, whiteboards, plans and decisions, and starts from a blank canvas, a template or an AI-assisted first draft. The platform is split into purpose-built products. Workspace handles general visual thinking with a team. Atlas builds org charts synced from HR systems, Process maps procedures and finds where work stalls, and Clinical Maps produces genograms for therapy, social work and genetic counseling. Blueprint (cloud and software design) and Compass (audit and compliance) are listed as previews rather than finished products. Each one pulls from connected sources such as BambooHR, Jira, GitHub, AWS, Google Sheets, Vanta and Drata, and also imports files like CSV, XLSX, PDF, DOCX, BPMN 2.0 and Terraform state. The AI layer follows an ask, inspect, approve pattern. A question returns an answer together with the sources it checked, the connection it found and a proposed change, and nothing is altered until a person approves, edits or rejects it. Agents such as Claude, Cursor, Copilot and any MCP-capable agent can connect to the same model. Permissions through SSO, SAML and roles bound what the AI can see, and the company cites ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, regional data residency and on-premise options. In the market, it sits between classic diagramming tools and process, org-chart or compliance mapping software. It suits teams that want diagrams kept current from live data and reviewable AI assistance, more than someone who only needs a quick one-off flowchart. Several of the most specialized products are still previews, so the breadth described on the homepage is partly forward-looking.