Where are the propositions defined?

Propositions are defined within a strategy in a decisioning context. A strategy in Pega Decisioning is essentially a blueprint for how data and rules will be evaluated to make decisions. It encapsulates the logic for combining different propositions and determining which proposition to present to a customer based on the targeted goals of a campaign or interaction.

When you define propositions within a strategy, you can determine how to prioritize and select them based on various factors, such as customer segments, previous interactions, or behaviors. This dynamic assessment allows for personalized and effective decision-making, aligning with business objectives effectively.

While propositions might be referenced or utilized in other contexts such as the Decision Data landing page or rules, the primary location where they are structured and governed is within the strategy framework. This ensures that they can be managed in conjunction with the specific requirements of decisioning processes.