Editing a scenario

Scenarios are at the core of the Marble mental model.

A Scenario is composed of:

  1. Trigger Object: The central object that initiates the decision-making process. Provided as a payload when requesting a decision.
  2. Trigger Conditions: A set of conditions that, if evaluated to true, mark the scenario as relevant for the payload.
  3. Rules: All evaluated using the trigger object payload as input. Each results in a score, from which a total score is calculated.
  4. Decision conditions: A set of thresholds that are compared to the score. They determine outcome category of the decision.

Scenarios are versioned to track changes over time.

After clicking on your draft or a committed version, you will see 3 tabs:

  1. Trigger Tab: Define trigger conditions to granularly activate the scenario only under certain conditions.
  2. Rules Tab: Define a set of rules evaluated during the scenario to compute a global score.
  3. Decision Tab: Define the thresholds used to compare the global score, converting it into an outcome.

Scenario edition