Business Logic

Business Logic adds processes, rules, logic, and metrics to the Object Graph so positions understand business journeys, behavioral constraints, and consistent calculations. Each definition should specify applicable objects, business meaning, and association scope.

Recommended workflow

Understand the Four Business Logic Types
Distinguish the purposes of processes, rules, logic, and metrics.
Create Business Logic
Choose a type, enter its definition, and associate business objects.
Browse and View Definitions
Filter, manage in bulk, and view complete definitions and YAML.
Write Effective Business Descriptions
Use clear, distinct descriptions to improve reliable AI use.

Understand this capability

Business Logic has four types, classified by purpose:

Business Process (process)

Describe a complete process, including start and end states and key stages. Examples include product development, project acceptance, and contract signing.

Logic (logic)

Define business criteria and calculations for data filtering and derived calculations. Examples include VIP customers, online-payment contracts, and high-risk projects.

Rule (rule)

Set business constraints and validation rules for data consistency, such as requiring a resolution before closing a risk or validating milestone dates.

Metric (indicator)

Define key measurements and formulas, such as GAAP completion rate, project risk count, and milestone completion rate.

All four are executable definitions combining a natural-language description, associated objects, and AI references.