@MaxonL16591286  The label is stored in the rule instance as pyLabel, so the most reliable method is to read the rule and return that property. Create a small Rule Utility Function that accepts either the rule’s pzInsKey or the trio of class, name, and ruleset version to build the key. In the RUF, use tools.getDatabase().openByHandle(pzInsKey) to load the rule into a ClipboardPage. If the page is found, return page.getString("pyLabel"); if not, return a safe default. If you need localization, pass that string through tools.getLocalizedTextForString before returning. For properties specifically, you can also read the Property rule and take its pyLabel the same way. This avoids guessing with functions that do not exist in your build and works for activities, data transforms, sections, data pages, and most other rule types.

@MaxonL16591286 I am able to get the rule label using the same function.

@Utilities.pxGetRuleLabel(Param.RuleTypeClass,Param.RuleClassName,Param.RuleName,"")

Example

@Utilities.pxGetRuleLabel("Rule-Obj-Model","Work-","pyDefault","")

Please refer to below screenshot.