Extract business logic from experts and turn it into build-ready specifications
RuleFoundry helps product, engineering, and operations teams capture the rules, exceptions, and decision logic behind real workflows through structured expert interviews, then turn that knowledge into diagrams, rules catalogs, pseudo-code, tests, and implementation briefs.
Start with one scoped workflow.
- Capture logic through structured expert interviews
- Deliver decision flows, rules, and implementation briefs
- Review and validate before engineering begins
Anything under five hundred we just push through automatically.
Got it — is that $500 threshold the same across all regions?
No, in Germany it's different. If the discount is over 20%, regional finance has to approve.
What about strategic accounts — any special handling?
Yeah, if it's a strategic account and ARR is above 250k, VP Sales needs to sign off.
And if there's an existing finance review flag on the account?
Then it always goes to finance, regardless of amount.
| Condition | Route to |
|---|---|
| Finance flag = true | Route to Finance |
| Region = DE, discount > 20% | Regional Finance |
| Strategic + ARR > $250k | VP Sales |
| Discount > 10% | Sales Manager |
| Otherwise | Auto-approve |
Code is getting cheaper. Correct requirements are not.
AI can increasingly generate implementation. What it still cannot do is recover the business logic that never made it into the spec. In most organizations, that logic lives in a small number of experts, scattered documents, and repeated clarification meetings. RuleFoundry is built to capture it before handoff turns it into guesswork.
The logic lives in people
The real rules are usually unwritten, exception-heavy, and trapped in expert conversations.
Experts rarely write formal specs
The people who know the workflow best are usually willing to explain it live, but not to document it in a format engineering can use directly.
Faster implementation raises the cost of ambiguity
When code gets easier to generate, incomplete requirements become more expensive, not less.
Experts explain better than they document.
The people who understand a workflow best rarely want to prepare a perfect specification. They will, however, explain how the work actually happens when asked the right questions. RuleFoundry is built around that reality.
- Less prep for SMEs — no formal spec writing required
- Better exception capture — edge cases surface in conversation
- Faster team validation — logic can be reviewed before build begins
Scope → Extract → Verify
RuleFoundry keeps the buyer experience simple while doing the hard extraction work underneath.
Scope the mission
Define what needs to be extracted, why it matters, who the output is for, and which experts should be involved.
Extract through conversation
RuleFoundry schedules and runs the call, asks targeted follow-up questions, and captures the hidden rules from how people actually explain the work.
Verify before implementation
Review the result as logic flows, pseudo-code, rules, and scenarios so the team can pressure-test it before engineering starts.
Not just notes. Deliverables teams can review and build from.
Each mission returns a structured deliverable package designed to help product, engineering, and operations teams work from the same logic.
Decision flows
Visual models of rules, branches, approvals, and outcomes.
Rules catalogs
Explicit conditions, thresholds, dependencies, and exceptions.
Open questions
Unresolved conditions, conflicts, or missing branches surfaced during extraction.
Scenario packs
Example cases that pressure-test the logic.
Implementation briefs
A structured handoff for engineering or coding agents.
Pseudo-code
Function-like logic that gives implementation teams a precise starting point.
Built for logic-heavy workflows where mistakes are expensive
RuleFoundry is strongest where logic is dense, experts are overloaded, and misunderstanding creates expensive rework.
Compliance and regulatory workflows
Rules that must be exactly right, with clear audit trails and exception handling.
Claims and eligibility logic
Complex determination logic with many conditional branches and edge cases.
Finance and approval routing
Multi-step approval chains with thresholds, overrides, and escalation paths.
Internal workflow automation
Operational processes where tribal knowledge drives daily decisions.
Start with a scoped pilot
The fastest way to evaluate RuleFoundry is to run one logic-heavy workflow through the process and review the deliverables with your team.
- One workflow
- One or two expert sessions
- Structured deliverable package
- Stakeholder review
A typical evaluation includes
One workflow
1–2 SME sessions
Structured deliverables
Team review before build
See whether RuleFoundry fits your workflow
Most first conversations are 20\u201330 minutes.