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Business Rules Engine Overview

By BP Logix on Sep 20, 2017 9:40:32 AM

Topics: BPM BPM software

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What is a Business Rules Engine (BRE)?

Business rules are defined as rule sets or reusable objects embedded into a workflow (or form) to control what is next triggered depending on the conditions present. A business rules engine then manages those business processes separating business logic information in a way that allows for improved performance and increased agility.

Often it is used to evaluate data that was entered into a form field to return a list or value and then make a dynamic decision based on the result. Business rules engine software allows users to manage and create business rules that capture workflow to improve business performance.

Maximized enterprise performance is the name of the game in today’s highly-competitive market. High levels of efficiency, lean models, effective workflows, responsive customer interactions, and good governance all lead to a healthy bottom line.

Process Director’s Dynamic Business Rules Engine

 


Process Director is an award winning BPM software that incorporates a business rules engine which empowers users to rapidly implement and automate complex business processes. Process Director’s business rule configuration includes advanced machine learning and AI algorithms to aide in decision making.

 

Process Director is a leading BPM software and the rules engine is a core element in the software, offering the following benefits:

Automation in Business Processes

Create and streamline business processes for improved process efficiency and reduced costs. Save time and money by eliminating or reducing down time and data entry redundancies. Create a single point of data for more robust and easier to find information from any internet connected device.

Easy Integration and Compatibility

In the past, companies with multiple software, hardware, and practices meant often data was lost with new software integration. Or, it meant heavy coding and IT resources were needed to integrate legacy data with new technology. Not anymore! Enterprise application integration is made easy with Process Director no/low code BPM software.

Better Decision Making

Improved tracking, reporting, and monitoring of documents allows you to search quickly to find important information. Export and report on results with real time information or see if a task or set of tasks aren’t expected to be on-time and intervene for better management and decision making.

Improved Governance, Risk, and Compliance

Specific user permissions, audit trails, electronic signature technology, automated approval workflows, and multiple document version management allow for significantly improved regulatory compliance issues. Easily find information without complicated and unsecure offline filing.

Electronic Forms Management

Create more consistent data entry through eForms including documents used for or with employees, vendors and customers. Capture e-signatures, sort data, create lists, analyze information and more all without coding skills.

Ability to Scale and Grow

Agility can be the difference between being a market leader or failing. The ability to scale and make process changes quickly allows for a healthy bottom line regardless of changes in market conditions. Real time alerts and dynamic automation allow for business ebb and flow.

Experience a demonstration of Process Director for yourself. Contact us today to learn how BPM software can support your business goals.

BP Logix

Written by BP Logix

BP Logix helps leaders in regulated industries transform the way they get work done with powerful digital process automation. Our award-winning, low-code platform, Process Director, helps businesses digitize and automate their most complex and unique processes – all while ensuring compliance at every step. We are trusted by major brands in regulated industries, including universities and colleges, Fortune 500 pharmaceutical and manufacturing companies, leading financial institutions, utility providers, healthcare organizations, and public sector entities.