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What Are the Rule Set Pre Requisite, What are Types of rule Sets, and What is the Rule set hierarchy in PEGA?


All the Predefined rule Sets Should be Address as “Required Rule Sets” to our application Rule set then any rules in the predefined rule sets can be used in our application.

1.     Application Rule Sets (Which we add in Application Rule Form)
2.     Production Rule Sets (Which we will add in the Application Rule Form and Also we can in Access Group Under Advanced Tab.
3.     Branch
4.     Shared Rule Sets.
5.     Personal Rule Sets.

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