Creating Rule-Driven Documents Based on Business Logic : Block Level

Applying Block Level Business logic:

Naming the section: In the document structure, each section is regarded as a block. Therefore, prior to applying any rules to a particular section, it is essential to assign a name to that section.

Hover over the desired section where you want to apply the rule; two options will appear on the right side. Click on the settings option, prompting a window to open on the left side, allowing you to input the name of the section. 

Enter the name in the designated field. 

Now that the section has been named, let's explore how business logic can be applied.

Before proceeding to business logic, ensure that the necessary variables have been created. Once the required variables are in place, proceed to the business logic section.

1. Navigate to the Business Logic Section and select “Add New Business Logic.” 

2. Assign a name to your Business Logic. Upon naming, a window will present itself with several fields to be filled. 

3. In the first step, select the Variable pertinent to this section. The efficacy of the business logic hinges on the variable chosen here. 

4. In the following section, select the condition to be applied to this logic, by clicking on the Equals drop down list, which lists out multiple conditions based on the input given. 

5. The Result field will illustrate the outcome derived from the applied conditions.  

6. In the Display area, specify which section should be visible. After you've named your section, it will become selectable here. 

After saving the business logic with the required conditions, it will appear as follows:

 

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