| 1 |
Add new global business rules… |
| Global Business Rules |
You can add as many as you want of new global business rules that can be parameterized in a related module but can be used anywhere. Product rules such as ages limits, max sum insured, max duration, are some examples of the global business rules. |
| 2 |
Add new dependant business rules… |
| Dependant Business Rules |
You can also add as many as you want of new dependant (or local) business rules that should be linked only to a specific entity (client, policy, claim …). This business rule should gather specific value for one specific entity. |
| 3 |
Add the most complex business rules… |
| Complex Business Rules |
Whatever the degrees of complexity of a business rule, which may include many complex conditions and/or calculations; you can parameterize it using the sequential graphical workflow designer “Insurance Talk”. It’s very easy to maintain and transparent to both business users and IT staff. |
| 4 |
Add and modify user related business rules… |
| User Business Rules |
Create your own user authorization limits and rights business rules and link them to a user profile. You can also allocate business rules to Roles for access purposes. |
| 5 |
Parameterize business rules per process… |
| Business Processes |
Business rules can also be parameterized per process. For example, some business rules linked to one same filed can apply for new business process and not mid-term policy change process. |