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Organizations' on DecisionRules.io, revolutionizing team collaboration and workflow management within the platform. Empower your team with streamlined control and enhanced collaboration.

Organizing and managing business rules efficiently is crucial for productivity and success. One effective way to achieve this is by exporting folders along with their contents. This process allows you to bundle and transfer multiple business rules conveniently, making it easier to share, back up, or migrate. In this article, we will explore the concept of exporting folders and discuss the benefits it offers.

Have you ever been in the middle of creating something new and suddenly needed to refer back to an earlier version? Unfortunately, switching between versions can disrupt your workflow. But what if I told you there's a seamless solution which allows you to effortlessly create decision tables and access previous versions, all in one smooth process? Get ready to explore Decision Table Comparison!

Solving rules is one thing. But imagine that you could access the history of the rule solver and monitor its activity with BI tools. Well, as of now, you can.

In our latest video we are focusing on a specific use case: loan applications. Join us and explore how decision rules change the approval process, comparing hard-coded rules with automated decision-making in a standard financial institution.

In this video you will discover how DecisionRules revolutionizes decision-making across diverse industries and also get the opportunity to learn about our real-world use cases.

Over the course of the last 3 years, we have been advocating the idea of low-code/no-code platforms within profit and non-profit organizations across 5 continents.

We are excited to highlight one of our customers, Pango, which is an Israel-based leading technology company established in 2007 specializing in smart parking and urban mobility solutions with a focus on convenience and efficiency. Pango is used in more than 100 cities worldwide with more than 1,300,000 Pay-by-Phone transactions per month and more than 700,000 highly satisfied customers.

Uncover the impact of DecisionRules in enhancing the operations of The Mix, a UK-based e-commerce enterprise specializing in Garden and Home Furniture. By overcoming challenges in customer prioritization, product information validation, and text precision, DecisionRules introduced scalability, flexibility, and functionality. Through automated repricing, text accuracy checks, client scoring, barcode validation, and product information verification.

Revolutionizing Financial Services: Discover how our client, an industry-leading financial services provider, overcame the challenges of maintaining a costly and inflexible hard-coded rules system. Learn how our tool empowered their team to design, test, and deploy rules in minutes, unleashing a new era of agility and growth. Join us on their journey of transformation and explore the possibilities of DecisionRules.

In our previous article, we discussed the meaning and capabilities of dynamic pricing. This time, we explore implementing such models, detailing our showcase model's structure, which you can then modify to fit your specifications.

Explore the scoring processes in Financial Services with DecisionRules, orchestrating data enrichment and seamlessly integrating diverse scoring models for efficient risk assessment in lending.

In this article, we will tackle commissions. A commission-based reward system is widely used in various industries. In this case study, we will focus on the financial sector and describe how DecisionRules can be helpful in managing the complex logic behind tailored commissions.

In the previous articles, we have described the commission model, given an overview of its structure and examples of several commission rules for each of the proposed classes (Sales, Merit and Revenue commissions). In the final article of the series, we will focus on showing the practical implementation of the rules using the DecisionRules environment, their orchestration and setting up an external API call used to integrate the model into your own applications.

Dynamic pricing is a strategy that uses variable prices instead of fixed ones. Dynamic pricing concept, as such stands unsurprisingly in opposition to what we might call Static pricing. With static pricing a fixed price might stay for a very long time, even if it is no longer competitive, until someone comes and changes it. With dynamic pricing, it is possible to adjust prices continuously and automatically, based on many different factors. This allows you to always keep the prices of your product relevant and competitive. Please note, Dynamic Pricing is different from the concept of what we would call Personalized Pricing, which is a strategy that uses clients' data to set the prices and could be considered, at the very least, controversial or even dangerous for the customer's trust.

Commissions play a pivotal role in various industries, especially in the financial sector. In this article, we dive into the practical implementation of commission management and calculation using DecisionRules.io. In the first part, we'll explore the layers of the commission calculation model, rule variables, activation management, and input/output models. In the second one, we will look into examples of concrete rules, integration of DecisionRules with external systems, and Reporting of Commissions.

In this article, we will tackle commissions. A commission-based reward system is widely used in various industries. In this case study, we will focus on the financial sector and describe how DecisionRules can be helpful in managing the complex logic behind tailored commissions.

Following up on the series of articles describing the application of DecisionRules in financial sector. We will focus on the elibitility filters in Lending process.

In this article, we will showcase the use of DecisionRules in a financial services environment, more specifically in the approval process for applications for lending products. Unlike in the sale of consumer goods, when customers want to “buy” a credit product they need to be accepted by the institution providing the funds – the approval process is made up of a series of go/no-go decisions based on the perceived level of risk of the customer, suitability of product, and pricing (commensurate with level of risk).

The world of finance can be quite complicated. That’s why we chose a Loan Calculator as our next sample application. In this article, we’ll provide a detailed and easy-to-understand technical guide for the sample application and the logic implemented in DecisionRules.

We have recently introduced our first sample application which is a simple travel insurance calculator. Today we shall look at how it works in detail.

Eager to see some real-life application of DecisionRules? You finally can! We are introducing DecisionRules Sample Applications.

Expanding on Part I's AWS Step Functions overview, Part II explores practical integration of DecisionRules.io for dynamic decision-making, enriched by real-time Open Weather API data, showcasing complex workflow orchestration capabilities.

In this first part of the article, we will delve into what AWS Step Functions are and how to use them, the second part will then expand as to their integration with DecisionRules when automating decision-making processes.

If you run your own infrastructure in a private cloud with one of the larger operators such as AWS or Azure, you may have noticed some time ago came support for ARM64 processors.

In this video, we will start introducing you to the intuitive dashboard interface, where you will learn how to navigate effortlessly through its various components, accessing the tools and resources you need to streamline your decision-making process.

In this introductory video, we'll take you on a journey through our innovative tools and resources designed to help you make smarter decisions for your business.

Do you know how modern technologies like generative Artificial Intelligence work? Join us on our demystifying ride to know more about artificial intelligence and learn how AI has developed through the years to what we know now.

Unravel the mystery of the world's top-selling puzzle using DecisionRules! As mentioned in our earlier blog post about the iconic Rubik's cube, we have introduced software functioning within the Unity platform that has been specifically designed to decipher the Rubik's cube. This is made possible by utilizing the renowned "CFOP" solution method, thanks to DecisionRules. And now, it's readily accessible to all!

DecisionRules is a versatile business tool capable of dealing with complex tasks. To illustrate this, we are presenting a DecisionRules Rubik's cube solver!

DecisionRules is constantly improving its collection of advanced functions which can be used for custom computation within decision tables and decision trees. In this article, we shall look at a specific and very useful type of functions treating arrays.

Our customers often ask us which decision rule type to use. Clearly, the right choice is important and can save you a headache.

Decision Tree is the fourth way of rule definition within DecisionRules, which takes the game to a new different level.

Decision Tables and Scripting Rules are strong tools for decision making, but they can be even stronger when working together.

DecisionRules is well accessible and stable thanks to the so-called Global Load Balancer. In this article, you can find out a little more about how it works.

DecisionRules are designed for teamwork. You can easily share rules with your colleagues, manage roles, assign permissions and make changes.