OpenRules allows business users (subject matter experts with no programming experience) to create, test, and maintain operational decision models. Usually, a decision model consists of a business glossary that describes certain business goals/subgoals surrounded by decision tables that specify the business logic of these goals/subgoals.
Learn by Examples. The best way to learn how to create decision models is to analyze existing examples. After OpenRules installation, you can see the following folders with various examples:
- openrules.demo: different variations of the VacationDays project with examples of various deployment options
- openrules.samples: more than 50 sample projects that demonstrate various OpenRules decision modeling capabilities
You may start with the following simple decision models:
Learn how to quickly Build, Test, and Debug these decision models.
You also may analyze how Enterprise-Level Decision Models can be organized:
You can use these and many other provided decision models to create your own models by adding your own decision variables and business rules. OpenRules also provides a User Manual for Business that doesn’t require any preliminary knowledge.
Decision Intelligence Platform 