Creating decision artifacts

In Decision Designer, you create all the artifacts you need to define your decision.

Defining data
After identifying the data involved in the decision-making process, you can model this data by creating data models. Advanced users can also create and import external libraries to enrich their data models.
Building decision models
Decision models allow you to capture business decisions in a decision diagram, an easily understood representation that includes the data that is needed to make these decisions.
Building task models
Task models allow you to implement your business logic with rules, and control the flow execution of these rules in a ruleflow.
Integrating machine learning
Use machine learning to make decisions based on the analysis of past data.
Authoring the decision logic
You must author the decision logic that drives each decision. You express the decision logic with business rules and decision tables.
Declaring and managing dependencies
Declaring dependencies lets you reuse decision artifacts within a decision service.
Creating decision operations
In a decision operation, you define an entry-point to a model. A decision service must contain at least one decision operation to be deployed.
Enabling automatic refactoring
When automatic refactoring is enabled, common updates are automatically propagated to other decision artifacts. This feature is available as a technology preview.

Parent topic: Developing decision services