You can create a standard decision matrix by uploading a CSV file, by creating a version
of an existing matrix, or manually.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
for clouds that have Business Rules Engine enabled
User Permissions Needed
To create, update, and delete decision matrices and matrix versions:
Rule Engine Designer
To use decision matrices in Business Rules Engine:
Rule Engine Runtime
Important
Plan your decision matrix structure before creating the matrix. After you choose the type of
a decision matrix, you can't change the type.
Create a Standard Decision Matrix Manually If a decision matrix has only a few rows of data, creating the matrix manually is easier. When you create a decision matrix, the matrix's first version is created by default.
Create or Modify Decision Matrices by Using CSV Files Use CSV files to create or update decision matrices to save time and effort, especially if you're dealing with sizable data. Create the CSV file in the specified format to successfully add data to a decision matrix version.
Create a Version of a Standard Decision Matrix Creating a version of an existing decision matrix is quicker than creating a matrix from nothing. You can create a new version from a matrix version that has at least one input and one output columns.
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