For Platform & DevOps Teams
One Place for Every Infrastructure Change, from People or Agents
Give developers a clear path to change infrastructure — approvals, secrets, drift checks and RBAC in one place, and an agent in Slack that opens the PR for them.
Approvals
On plan and apply runs
RBAC
Teams and permissions per workspace
Slack, web, CLI
Where changes can be requested
Your platform team has become the bottleneck
Every change goes through you
Developers open tickets for environment changes that take days to fulfill, slowing feature delivery and frustrating your team.
Standards are manual and inconsistent
Security and cost guidance lives in a wiki. Whether it's followed depends on who reviews the PR.
Hundreds of workspaces, no unified view
You manage dozens of environments across teams with no central audit trail or status dashboard.
How InfraDots solves it
- 1
Connect your Git repos and create workspaces
Link GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket and create workspaces for Terraform, OpenTofu or Terragrunt. Manage them from the web app, the idp CLI or the Terraform provider.
- 2
Set up access, variables and secrets
Use RBAC (teams and permissions) to decide who can change what, and keep variables and secrets in the workspace instead of in people’s heads.
- 3
Require approvals on plan and apply runs
Every plan and apply run goes through the approvals you configure, with drift checks and workspace usage insights to show where things are slipping.
- 4
Developers ask an agent in Slack; it opens a PR
A developer asks the implement agent in Slack to make a change. The agent writes it and opens a PR, and the review agent reviews it with the plan before your team approves.
Set up your control plane
Included with every plan: a guided infrastructure review with our engineers.
Frequently asked questions
How does InfraDots help prevent breaking production?
Plan and apply runs go through approvals, RBAC limits who can change what, and the review agent reviews each PR together with its plan using risk-based checklists before anyone approves.
Can developers request changes without writing Terraform?
They can ask the implement agent from Slack, the web app or the CLI. The agent writes the change and opens a PR; your team still reviews and approves it.
How long does onboarding take?
Most platform teams are productive within a week. Every InfraDots plan includes a guided onboarding and an infrastructure review with our engineers.
Can we keep human approval for sensitive environments?
Yes. Plan and apply runs use approvals, so you can require a human to approve production changes while keeping other workspaces lighter-touch.