Configuring Dynamic Business Rules

Using dynamic business rules to promote records
You implement merchandising and content spotlighting using dynamic business rules. The rules and their supporting constructs define when to promote records, which records may be promoted, and also indicate how to display the records to application users.
Comparing dynamic business rules to content management publishing
In rule-based merchandising, a dynamic business rule specifies how to query for records to promote, and not necessarily what the specific records are.
Dynamic business rule constructs
A trigger and a target are required constructs for a business rule; a zone, style, and rule group are additional constructs that support rules.
Record promotion examples
Read these examples for a better understanding of how to use dynamic business rules to promote Endeca records.
Suggested workflow using Endeca tools to promote records
Place supporting constructs for rules before creating the Web application. The pipeline developer should then give business users access to the project through Endeca Workbench to create, edit, and test rules.
Building Rules and Their Supporting Constructs
Using dynamic business rules with an Agraph
When updating dynamic business rule configurations on Dgraphs, Endeca recommends shutting down the Agraph.
Applying relevance ranking to rule results
You can order results in a rule by their relevance ranking score for a given query term.