Business Rules Introduction
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business rules to find how an organization gets work done. We're talking about the critical logic behind business decisions, such as Who has to approve this purchase? How do we calculate the price of our products, or when should a problem with our supply chain be escalated without clearly defined rules? You will have a many different answers as there are people in your company. The Decisions Automation platform solves this problem by letting you create rules. Automated rules Remove human inconsistency, speed your business processes along and eliminate confusion in how your organization works, all without requiring you to write any code. Here's how decisions brings together a family of powerful graphical designers for each element of a process in the rule designer, you build custom logic to evaluate data and choose outcomes. For example, let's say you need to calculate an interest rate for a loan application. The rules need to account for multiple variables and even consider edge cases, such as special consideration for a non profit in decisions. You build this rule visually, which means everyone in the company can understand it or even modify it in the future. Of course, not all rules are created equal simple, low density rules need to work alongside complex, high density rules. Decisions gives you multiple ways to create and combine rules so you can intuitively optimize them for your purpose. Rules can run in decisions or independently integrate with your existing systems. You can use rules to kick off a workflow assigned task to the team, dynamically calculate data on a report produced documents automatically and more. Remove human inconsistency, speed your business processes and eliminate confusion in your organization with business rules. Automation by decisions.