Tag Archives: OpenRules

Feb 21 2025

OpenRules and SharePoint Integration

OpenRules announced a new Release 10.5.0 that integrates its Decision Intelligence Platform with Microsoft SharePoint. This development came in response to our large corporate customers who already use SharePoint as their major collaboration and document management platform to store, organize, share, and access information securely.

Why is this development important? For two reasons:

  1. OpenRules users can utilize SharePoint to manage their Rule Repositories
  2. SharePoint users can utilize OpenRules as a full-scale Decision Intelligence Platform.

In this post, I will explain both the benefits and how to integrate OpenRules and SharePoint.

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Nov 23 2024

Glossary and JSON Interface

Being at the heart of any decision model, OpenRules Glossary uses mandatory columns “Variable Name”, “Business Concept”, “Attribute”, and “Type” to define all used decision variables. It also may include many optional columns such as “Description”, “Used As”, and “Default Value” that allow you to effectively control the input and output of the decision model [read more]. The new OpenRules Release 10.4.1 adds new features to the Glossary that allow our customers to build more flexible JSON interfaces for OpenRules Decision Services.

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Feb 21 2024

Free POC Development

OpenRules Decision Manager becomes so powerful and easy to use that it dramatically reduces the efforts needed to develop new decision models and deploy them on cloud as decision microservices. OpenRules team has great practical experience of rapid creation of working prototypes or Proof of Concepts (POC). That’s why we offer a FREE POC development. After a brief meeting, we quickly (usually within 1-3 days!) put together a POC tested locally and deployed on cloud, so the customer may start testing it remotely without any installations! Read more Continue reading →

Aug 9 2011

OpenRules 6.1.1 is available for downloads

A new release 6.1.1 further advances the Executable Decision Model introduced by the OpenRules-6 in March 2011. It provides new features based on the real-world feedback. In particular, the release 6.1.1 includes more advanced templates for for Decisions, Decision Tables, and Glossaries. It also allows a user to go beyond the limitations of the Decision Model by adding different kinds of decision tables that support rules overrides. Continue reading →