Author a readable eligibility rule

Purpose

Administrators need one understandable definition of who qualifies across the organization. Authoring turns application conditions into a rule that staff can review before releasing it.

How It Works

The administrator starts in the configuration catalogue and creates a named rule about people or organizations. The builder supplies the available conditions and grouping choices. Its summary helps the author review the expression in familiar words. Saving preserves unfinished work and reports problems beside it. The author fixes those problems before requesting publication. Testing provides a separate way to inspect examples. Colleagues can work on drafts, but an unversioned save can replace another person’s work. Copies provide a starting point for a new rule. Private product rules need a publisher’s involvement before joining the shared library.

Relationships

Authoring uses the application vocabulary and leads into trial evaluation and release review.