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Build, test, publish and call a decision
Every threshold change is a dev ticket and a release. Move the rules out of the code and back to the people who own them.
Your approval matrix lives in Excel, one file has three versions, and no system can ask it anything.
When only one person knows how a decision gets made, every holiday and every resignation is a risk.
Waiting weeks for IT to change one threshold? Let the people who own the policy change it themselves, safely.
Can you explain why the system declined that order? Keep a step-by-step record behind every automated answer.
Stop chasing sign-off by email. Encode your delegation of authority once and let the ERP know who must approve every PO.
Decide who gets credit, and how much, the same way every time, without waiting for the one person who knows the rules.
Check every new supplier against the same criteria before the first order, not after something goes wrong.
Stop discount requests bouncing round by email. Apply price bands and limits consistently and route only the exceptions.
Your policies say what must be checked. Make sure it happens on every transaction, with proof of which rule applied.
Decide who qualifies and route every claim with clear rules, so the answer never depends on who picked it up.
Orders stuck on credit hold, POs waiting for sign-off, suppliers half onboarded. Decide each one the same way, fast.
Every branch and rep prices a little differently. Apply trade credit and discount limits the same way, everywhere.
When a customer or auditor asks why they were declined, show the exact rule, the data it used and the version in force.
Engagement approvals and rate sign-offs that bounce between partners. Route each one to the right person, first time.
Outgrown Dataverse business rules? Run real decisions on live Dataverse data and call them from any app or flow.
Business rules buried in stored procedures? Keep your data in SQL Server and move the rules somewhere people can read.
Your app needs an answer, not another rules module to maintain. Send the facts, get the decision back as JSON.
Someone asks why the system said no. Open the run and show them every step, every value and the rule that decided.
Nervous about changing a live rule? Draft it, test it, publish it, and keep every earlier version to fall back on.
Every limit change is a dev ticket? Put thresholds and bands in tables your business team edits and publishes.
Worried the wrong person could change a live rule? Give each team its own workspace and roles that match their job.
Every rule change is a dev ticket and a release. Compare that with rules the business can change and test itself.
The approval matrix lives in Excel and only Sarah understands it. Compare that with tested, versioned decisions.
Nested conditions in your approval flow are getting out of hand. Let Power Automate move the work and Condexa decide.
You need a rules engine, but not a year-long enterprise project. Compare Condexa with IBM ODM, Drools and similar.
Building your own rules engine looks simple. The versioning, testing, tracing and support are where the work is.
