In the Decision Manager portal, what can a business user never do?

In the Decision Manager portal, one of the limitations for business users is that they do not have the capability to add or remove proposition properties. Proposition properties are a critical aspect of defining how propositions behave and interact within the decisioning process. They are typically managed by more technical users, such as developers or system architects, who have the required understanding of the underlying decisioning framework and the implications of changing these properties.

Business users are generally focused on analyzing performance, designing strategies, and managing interactions rather than making foundational changes to the decisioning infrastructure. Therefore, the inability to modify proposition properties helps to maintain the integrity and consistency of the decisioning strategies.

The other activities mentioned, such as accessing adaptive models, updating reporting data, and viewing Interaction History reports, fall within the purview of business users. They have the tools and access necessary to analyze data and make strategic decisions without altering the fundamental configurations of the decisioning engine itself.