Rule description

The Rule Description provides a space where you can document the purpose and behavior of a rule. Clear descriptions help other users understand what the rule does, what inputs it expects, and how its logic should be interpreted.

Location

The Description field is located in the right-side panel of the Rule Editor, inside Rule Settings → Description.

Usage

You can enter explanatory text directly into the description field. The editor supports basic rich text formatting, which allows you to structure and highlight important information.

This makes it useful for documenting:

• the purpose of the rule

• explanations of input variables

• pricing logic or business conditions

• examples of how the rule behaves

Supported Formatting

The editor allows styling such as:

• Bold text for highlighting important values

• Italic text for emphasis

• Lists for structured information

• Headings for section separation

• Links to related documentation

Example

Below is a simple example of how a rule description can be structured:

Ticket Price Calculation Rule

This rule calculates the final airline ticket price based on several travel parameters. It evaluates the passenger's origin, destination, selected travel class, and the applied fare tariff.

The rule considers the following inputs:

• Origin airport – the departure location

• Destination airport – the arrival location

• Travel class – Economy, Business, or First Class

• Fare tariff – the pricing category applied to the ticket

Based on the combination of these values, the rule assigns the appropriate ticket price according to the configured pricing scenarios.