From http://www.agilemodeling.com/artifacts/businessRule.htm Instructions: 1. Use the following template for each business rule. 2. Capture all business rules in a single doc file.
1.1 Business Rule Name
Identifier: BR##
Description: Detailed description of the rule. Typically written in structured English or pseudo code. Consider using a flowchart or UML activity diagram to depict procedural logic.
Example: Optional section. Sometimes a business rule is easier to understand when one or more examples are provided.
Related Rules: Optional section. List other business rules related to this one. Word Tip: If you mark each business rule with a heading type (e.g. Heading 1, Heading 2, …) you can then add an automatic link to the rule by inserting a cross-reference (Insert menu, Cross-reference item, then insert a heading). E.g.. Instructions: 3. Use the following template for each business rule. 4. Capture all business rules in a single doc file.
Business Rule Name.
Reference(s): Applicable references, such as explanatory documents (printed or electronic), pertinent to this business rule.
Notes: Any applicable notes, issues, …
Assumptions: 1. Assumption… (indicate "None" if none)
Notes: Optional section. 1. List an "to dos", concerns to be addressed, … 2. List any important decisions made during the development of this business rule.
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From http://www.agilemodeling.com/artifacts/businessRule.htm
Instructions:
1. Use the following template for each business rule.
2. Capture all business rules in a single doc file.
1.1 Business Rule Name
Identifier: BR##
Description:
Detailed description of the rule. Typically written in structured English or pseudo code. Consider using a flowchart or UML activity diagram to depict procedural logic.
Example:
Optional section. Sometimes a business rule is easier to understand when one or more examples are provided.
Related Rules:
Optional section.
List other business rules related to this one. Word Tip: If you mark each business rule with a heading type (e.g. Heading 1, Heading 2, …) you can then add an automatic link to the rule by inserting a cross-reference (Insert menu, Cross-reference item, then insert a heading). E.g.. Instructions:
3. Use the following template for each business rule.
4. Capture all business rules in a single doc file.
Business Rule Name.
Reference(s):
Applicable references, such as explanatory documents (printed or electronic), pertinent to this business rule.
Notes:
Any applicable notes, issues, …
Assumptions:
1. Assumption… (indicate "None" if none)
Notes:
Optional section.
1. List an "to dos", concerns to be addressed, …
2. List any important decisions made during the development of this business rule.
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