Capabilities:
- Create Decision Tables and Rules in Excel
- Use DMN (Decision Model and Notation)
- Write Business Rules in FEEL Level 3
- Test Multiple Decision Tables in Excel
- Easily Deploy to RASON in Azure Cloud
- Use RESTful Decision Services in Any App
- Super-Easy in Power Automate, Power Apps

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Create and Test Decision Tables
Use our powerful Excel-based tools, RASON modeling language, and learning resources to create multiple inter-linked decision tables. Use Excel for Windows, Macintosh, or the Web, or a browser with RASON.2
Deploy as a Cloud Decision Service
Turn your model into an Azure-based cloud service, usable by any application that consumes JSON or OData — point and click, no coding required. Using Dynamics 365, Power Automate or Power Apps? It's even easier!DMN (Decision Model and Notation) prescribes a familiar, standard way to write business rules, and structure them into decision tables. Rules are written in a mini-language called FEEL (Friendly Enough Expression Language) which is part of the standard. Both Analytic Solver and RASON follow the DMN 1.3 standard, and implement FEEL Level 2. Below is a simple example of a decision table that returns the number of holidays apportioned to an employee based on his/her age and number of years in service.
