Run business rules quickly and see how each result was reached
Also listed as: Optimized execution with caching & tracing
What is it?
Xelence keeps frequently used rule data ready in memory, known as caching, so rules run quickly, and can record each step a rule took, known as tracing.
Why does it matter?
Quicker screens for staff and an easier way for teams to explain or fix a rule result.
Start thinking about
- Is your written policy kept current enough to serve as the source for your business rules?
- Who in the business confirms that a rule matches policy before it is released?
- How would you show an auditor or appeals officer why a rule produced a particular decision?
- How do you test rule changes today, and where does your test data come from?
- Do you have an approved policy for AI-assisted development, and who owns it?
- How will you plan rule changes driven by new legislation alongside your upgrade schedule?