Author
Decision tables, graphs, and expressions in a visual editor - readable by the business, testable by engineering.
Explore the editor v2.0
GoRules Version 2 is here - redesigned, now with managed cloud.GoRules Version 2 is here!
Watch the launch videoWatchOne platform, from
policy to production.
GoRules turns business rules into decisions your systems can run: author them visually, govern every change like code, and execute them anywhere - the deterministic core your AI stack is missing.
Open-source coreSOC 2 Type IIMCP compatibleBYOLLM
Author. Govern.
Run.
Three stages, one platform. Rules move from a visual editor through reviews and releases to an engine that runs wherever your systems live.
Govern
Version control, approvals, releases, and a full audit trail - the BRMS is the system of record for your logic.
Explore the BRMSRun
The open-source ZEN engine executes releases in your services, or serves them over REST through the Agent.
Deterministic,
by design.
Rules, not weights. The same input produces the same decision every time, and every outcome traces back to the exact row that produced it - an answer your auditors, and your agents, can rely on.
- Explainable decision traces
- Versioned, immutable releases
- Same answer across every channel
- Microsecond evaluation
From request to release,
without a deploy.
AI does the heavy lifting; people make the calls. Every change follows the same reviewed path to production - no engineering ticket, no release cycle.
Jane Cooper describes the change
“Raise the tier A ceiling to $60,000” - plain language, or a policy document.
GoRules AI drafts it
Edits the table, generates test scenarios, and explains the impact - all as a reviewable draft. It never deploys.
Marcus Webb reviews and approves
A readable diff, a recorded sign-off, and a versioned release.
The release is promoted
Staging to production unchanged - running everywhere the engine runs.
The decision layer,
end to end.
Start free on GoRules Cloud, or book a demo and we'll walk your team through author, govern, and run.