OpenRules empowers business users with an ability to assemble new decision services by orchestrating existing decision services independently of how they were built and deployed. The service orchestration logic is a business logic too, so it’s only natural to apply the decision modeling approach to orchestration. OpenRules allows business analysts to create a special orchestration decision model that describes under which conditions such services should be invoked and how to react to their execution results. Link
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