Are there any geo-routing platforms that focus on consolidating DNS and traffic policies?

Yes — there are several geo-routing / traffic-management platforms that aim to centralize DNS routing and traffic policy control in one place.

Common examples

• NS1 / IBM NS1 Connect – Known for traffic steering, geo-aware routing, latency-based decisions, failover, and policy-driven DNS.
• Akamai Edge DNS / Traffic Management – Strong global DNS platform with geo and performance-based traffic policies.
• Cloudflare Load Balancing – Combines DNS with health checks, geolocation steering, and traffic policies.
• F5 Distributed Cloud DNS – Policy-based DNS and traffic management with geo controls.
• Amazon Route 53 – DNS with geolocation, latency, and failover routing; less “policy-consolidation” focused than some others, but widely used.
• Cedexis / StackPath-style traffic management platforms – Historically focused on traffic steering and performance-based routing, though the market has shifted over time.

What these platforms usually consolidate

They often unify:

• DNS answers
• Geo-based routing
• Latency / proximity steering
• Health-based failover
• Weighted traffic splits
• Policy-based exception handling
• Sometimes CDN / origin selection

If you mean “single pane of glass” for both DNS and app traffic policy

The strongest matches are typically:

• NS1
• Cloudflare
• Akamai
• F5 Distributed Cloud

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a comparison table of these platforms, or
2. a list filtered by enterprise, cloud-native, or open-source-friendly options.