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So how do we maintain complex preconditions and still oversee the dependencies between tasks? By using the Decision Requirements Graph to provide insight. The Decision Requirements Graph is a diagram that is available in Blueriq 9.3 and onwards and is based on the Decision Model and Notation (DMN) standard by the Object Modeling Group (OMG).
Shown below is an example of such a graph that depicts the decision regarding maximum income for a certain benefit.

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For more information about the Decision Requirements Graph see Decision Requirements Graph.

Step-by-step guide

We will provide a step-by-step guide on how to effectively use the power of the Decision Requirements Graph when modeling preconditions of ad-hoc tasks. When following these steps for conditions used to state when a task may be performed (precondition) and when it must be performed (required), it will be much easier to understand and maintain thse ad-hoc tasks.

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