by Dan Gardiner | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | All, All, Business Rules, Business Rules, Decision Platform, Decision Platform, Tips & Tricks, Tips & Tricks
Warning: in the InRule Blog, we have a wide variety of posts – some are targeted towards business users, and others are targeted towards the more technical side of our customer base. This post is the first in a two-part series about interacting with REST endpoints...
by Dan Gardiner | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | All, All, Business Rules, Business Rules, Decision Platform, Decision Platform, Force.com platform, Force.com platform, Integration, Integration, JavaScript, JavaScript, Salesforce, Salesforce
In a previous post, we looked at the fantastic integration options that are available out-of-the-box with our Salesforce integration. While the functionality that integration provides will be sufficient for the majority of InRule customers, there are always edge cases...
by Dan Gardiner | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | All, All, Business Rules, Business Rules, Decision Platform, Decision Platform, Force.com platform, Force.com platform, Integration, Integration, Salesforce, Salesforce
It’s been over three years since we introduced InRule for Salesforce, and our Salesforce integration is now stronger than ever. If you want a deep dive into the integration, you’re in luck – we just released a webinar that goes into all the juicy details. Want to dive...
by Dan Gardiner | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | All, All, Business Rules, Business Rules, Decision Platform, Decision Platform, Patterns & Practices, Patterns & Practices, Process, Process, Tips & Tricks, Tips & Tricks
Introducing the irAuthor Merge Extension What is a merge tool? While InRule is designed to empower business users to author their own rules, there will inevitably be folks from the IT side of the organization that interact with business rules at some point – be it for...
by Robert Eaman | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | All, All, Tips & Tricks, Tips & Tricks, Tools, Tools
In irAuthor, as with most software with structured logic, when you decide to implement a new application or a new addition to an existing application, you must make several decisions: What will my rules do? What are the intended inputs and outputs of these rules? Are...
by Peter Fudalej | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | All, All, Business Rules, Business Rules, Data Validation, Data Validation, Decision Platform, Decision Platform, JavaScript, JavaScript
Many of our clients utilize InRule for data preparation, data cleansing and ETL processing. Recently, we’ve seen a rise in demand in this area so we thought we’d detail how InRule can be used for this scenario. Before we get going, I want to provide a quick overview...
by Robert Eaman | Last updated on Mar 26, 2024 | Rule Harvesting, Rule Harvesting
In the world of business process management, Excel workbooks often serve as a treasure trove of decision logic and operational guidelines. Harvesting business rules from Excel is a critical step towards automating processes, enhancing decision-making, and ensuring...
by Peter Fudalej | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | AI and Machine Learning, Automation, Healthcare
In previous blog posts, where we detailed what business rules are, as well as Business Rules Engine (BRE). In this post we’re going beyond a BRMS to delivering a solution that helps enterprises both automate and understand decisions – the InRule Decision Platform....
by Dustin Oxford | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | All, All, Force.com platform, Force.com platform, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Patterns & Practices, Patterns & Practices, Tips & Tricks, Tips & Tricks
Your rule application is like your house: both benefit from a strong foundation. For rule applications, the entity structure (also called the schema) is the foundation. The schema is made up of one or more entities. The entities are often related to each other, but...
by Dan Gardiner | Last updated on Mar 24, 2025 | All, All, Programming, Programming, Software Development, Software Development
Welcome back! For those of you just joining us, this is part two of a pair of blog posts discussing CI/CD with rule apps – you can find the previous post here. Part Two: irCatalog Check-In Triggered, Catalog-Sourced Rule App, Promoting Pipeline Scenario: For this...
