Customers

WhatsNew:

2024 Jan. Release 10.1.0 comes with essentially enhanced RuleSolver and RuleDB, plus various improvements of the core product.
2023 Sep. OpenRules presented “Declarative Decision Modeling with Rule Solver" at DecisionCAMP
2023 Jul. Release 10.0 essentially changes the internal structure of the generated Java code to support newly introduced OpenRules features such as dynamically defined decision variables with the qualifier “Of”, advanced “for-each” loops, SpringBoot 3, JDKs versions 1.8, 11, and 17+ with Jakarta, and more.

This OpenRules guide
is available from Amazon.
OpenRules Books are
accompanied by free
evaluation software
available from here

WhatTheySay:

Forrester Research, Inc.

"OpenRules have the most-aggressive approaches to business-expert authoring and typically requires less developer support than IBM ODM, FICO Blaze Advisor, and Red Hat Drools."
Market Overview: Business Rules Platforms

Events:

		DecisionCAMP-2024 Sep 18-20 Online
		BBC-2024 Apr 15-19, 2024, Orlando, USA

Presentations

Today OpenRules^® is one of the most popular Business Rules and Decision Management Systems.

What People Say

The best technical support

In my opinion, OpenRules has the best technical support, which is very helpful in evaluation stage. We paid 50 dollars up front, but get much valuable advice. That is good.

from: Zi Gang, Developer at USPTO

Enjoyed working with your product

Our experience with OpenRules has been largely positive. I have really enjoyed working with your product."

from: Simon Liao, Software Engineer, Compressus

Highly recommended

IRS Management was satisfied with the services being performed by the Contractor and its staff members. No complaints about the key personnel working under this order. The overall performance of Dr. Jacob Feldman and staff on behalf of The OpenRules, Inc., was very good. This company would be highly recommended to work for the Internal Revenue Service in the future in regards to Machine Learning (ML) Models Performance in IRS Enforcement Programs."

from: IRS Performance Report for the OpenRules contract

Requires less developer support than competitors

OpenRules have the most-aggressive approaches to business-expert authoring and typically requires less developer support than IBM ILOG, FICO Blaze Advisor, and JBoss BRMS

from: "Market Overview: Business Rules Platforms", Forrester Research

Support has been fantastic!

The OpenRules engine is very intuitive, and powerful, at the same time. It enables our product specialists to implement new business rules themselves, in Excel files, as opposed to having to work with a software specialist, which inevitably takes more time. Furthermore, the support has been fantastic!

from: Peter Link, Regal Beloit Corporation

Support was the deciding factor

The support I get for this framework (for free!) was the deciding factor to go with this BRMS, as opposed to JBoss Rules/Drools, Jess, or ILOG JRules.

from: David Rosenfield, The Lafayette Life Insurance Company

Thank you for cogent replies

The more I use OpenRules, the more respect and admiration I have for what you have accomplished. Thank you for your prompt and cogent replies to every one of my inquiries!"

from: Christopher Skelly, Senior SOA/BPM Architect, Insight Resource, Inc