How Workflow Rules Work
When you file a case or claim, Decisionly runs and applies your workflow rules to determine what action to take. Workflow rules can:- Flag cases for manual review - Route cases to a review queue when conditions aren’t met
- Auto-accept - Automatically close cases that can’t be filed
- Auto-reject - Automatically reject cases based on your criteria
- Auto-file - Automatically file cases that meet your criteria
Integration with Validations
Workflow rules can act on the results of Decisionly’s validation checks:Fraud Validations
When Decisionly detects that a fraud case cannot be filed (e.g., 3D Secure authenticated transactions), you can configure rules to automatically handle these cases. For example, auto-accept liability when chargeback rights don’t exist. See Fraud Validations for the complete list of checks.Evidence Review
Decisionly uses AI to analyze whether evidence guidelines are met and whether uploaded documentation is valid. You can configure rules to:- Flag cases for review when evidence guidelines aren’t met
- Flag cases for review when documentation is invalid or missing
Configuring Workflow Rules
Workflow rules are configured in your Decisionly dashboard. You can create rules based on:- Case attributes (dispute reason, amount, merchant category)
- Validation results (fraud checks, conditions review, documentation review)
- Custom fields