What is a Business Logic?

What is a Business Logic?

Business Logic refers to the set of rules and conditions that determine how information is displayed, structured, or processed within a email. Instead of generating static, one-size-fits-all communications, business logic allows documents to adapt dynamically based on customer data, organizational policies, or specific workflows.

In Perfect Doc Studio, users can generate rule-driven emails by applying predefined business rules and logic. These rules are designed to align with an organization’s unique requirements and workflows, ensuring that every generated document adheres to the company’s specific standards.


Example:
Consider the generation of a policy email where the content varies according to the customer’s profile.
  • For members under the age of 18, the email would display content governed by a specific set of rules.
  1. For individuals above the age of 60, the email would instead include information tailored to their needs.

Refer to the following articles for detailed guidance on adding Business Logic to your Email:
  • Block Level
  • Element Level & Flow Level
  • Condition Types / Add or Remove Business Logics

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