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Designtime Decision Requirements Graph

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When creating a business model in Blueriq, one must always aim to model decisions that can be easliy understood by the business. To verify whether the level of complexity of th decisions is acceptable, a DRG can be generated at any time in the design process. This DRG is then used to visualize the decision and its sub decisions and by that give insight to a business engineer and for instance an analyst on how this particular decision is made. 

1. Analyze if subdecisions are already available and reusable
2. Analyse if inputs are already available and reuseable
3. Start with the main decision 
   1. Create an attribute for the main decision, use the functional name to set a name for the decision that is meaningful for the business.
   2. Create all the attributes (if not already available) that are needed as an input. 
   3. Create the logic that is needed to infer a value for the main decision. Give the logic a useful functional name if possible
4. Repeat step 3 for all subdecions in each layer of the graph until all sub-decisions are modeled
5. Check the model using the DRG in studio.

Runtime Decision Requirements Graph

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