Circumstance definitions
A circumstance is an optional qualification available for supported rule types and is built upon the base rule.
Using circumstances in your application allows you to easily support a variety of use cases.
For example, you might want a different data transform to execute depending on a customer's
geographic location (for example, when .StateCode
= "MA"). Instead of
maintaining the logic for all cases in one large rule, start with a base rule and extend (or
specialize) it as needed. At runtime, the Pega Platform automatically
selects the correct version to execute as part of its rule resolution process.
You can create a circumstance of a base rule by a single value property, template (multiple properties), or date.
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