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Please refer below link for Rule delegation

https://collaborate.pega.com/question/how-deleteremove-rule-delegation-pega-7

There are two ways to achieve rule delegation. Rule delegation by using favorites or simply delegating a rule.
Paragraph, decision table, data type , map value, correspondence, service-level agreement , including circumstance types rules can be simply delegated and it is recommended not to use favorites approach to delegate them.
Case match, Collection, Constraints, Decision tree, Declare Expression, Flow, Flow action, When rules are considered for delegating using the favorites approach.

A production ruleset is a ruleset that contains rules that you can modify after the application is deployed

The one in application rule form is optional field. If you specify your production ruleset here then the rulesets specified in this section needs also to be mentioned under the Access Group form's Layout tab, Where as for the access group level you need to enter production rulesets and versions specific to this access group. For example, in a production setting, you can identify one ruleset and version that remains unlocked and holds only rules expected to be changed often. Such rules can be delegated to management

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When you model business policies in an application, you need to adopt a strategy to update these models as business conditions change. Doing so enables the business to be more agile. This approach also helps focus the workload for system architects. Rule delegation transfers the responsibility for maintaining low-risk business policies to business users. This allows system architects
to concentrate on tasks suited to a longer, more rigorous development cycle.

If you allow business users to update business policies, the business application can be adapted to changes as they occur, rather than during the next update cycle. Designing the application so business policies are owned and modified by business users can help promote an agile response to ever changing business conditions. This design also empowers business users to make changes to business policies as those changes occur.

Using rule delegation, you put a set of policies under business control even while the application is in production. Business users view the policies in a familiar environment, and can make updates to the policies without knowing all the related, technical details.

Delegating business rules can promote an agile response to constantly changing business conditions and
provide a level of empowerment to business users

There are two ways to achieve rule delegation. Rule delegation by using favorites or simply delegating a rule.
Paragraph, decision table, data type , map value, correspondence, service-level agreement , including circumstance types rules can be simply delegated and it is recommended not to use favorites approach to delegate them.
Case match, Collection, Constraints, Decision tree, Declare Expression, Flow, Flow action, When rules are considered for delegating using the favorites approach.

https://collaborate.pega.com/question/how-deleteremove-rule-delegation-pega-7

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