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Modify Change Risk Assessment Logic for IT Services
Modify the decision table or the expression set to align the automated risk calculation with your organization’s specific needs.

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Modify the decision table or the expression set to align the automated risk calculation with your organization’s specific needs.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions with Agentforce IT Service. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To access Business Rule Engine: | Rule Engine Designer and Rule Engine Runtime |
A decision table provides multiple matching outcomes for the same set of inputs. Decision tables read rules from Salesforce objects and support different operators for each field in the object.
An expression set is a series of rules you create with expression set elements. Each element in a set forms a logical step that runs sequentially. Expression sets evaluate conditions, perform mathematical operations, look up decision tables and matrices, and perform multiple transformations simultaneously. You can add expression sets to workflows created with Flow, Omnistudio, and third-party tools.
To know more about the Business Rules Engine that drives change risk assessment, see Business Rules Engine.

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