Creating logic blueprints

Learn how to customize your solution by creating logic blueprints for your project using the Portal

Logics enable you to customize your solution's behavior according to your requirements. They help you define when, for whom, and what actions are delivered when running the solution. Logics have the following components:

Component	Description
Activator	(Mandatory) The recipient of the logic.
Condition	(Mandatory) Events that can trigger the logic.
Action	(Mandatory) The action that needs to be delivered when the logic is triggered. You can configure delivering one specific action or any action grouped within one or multiple attributes.
Operators	(Optional) Logical operators (AND and OR) that define the flow of the logic and enable you to introduce multiple conditions and rules of interdependence between conditions and actions.

Understanding logic and action anchoring

Anchoring is synonymous with copyrighting the content in your solution.

You can anchor logics to ensure that they are used as-is and no new logics are generated based on them. However, anchoring logics reduces the level of personalization you can provide in your solution.

You can also anchor actions to ensure that they are used as-is. Anchoring actions prevents action generation within the parent attribute.

To learn more about logics and the role they play in experience personalization, see Logics.

To create a logic using the (no-code) blueprinting tool, do the following:

1. Log in to the Portal.

Logging in to the Portal

1. In the top navigation bar, select the Project for which you want to create logic blueprints.

2. In the left sidebar, navigate to Logics

3. In the upper-right corner, click + Create.

Creating a logic blueprint

1. Enter a Logic Name.

2. Set up the logic. For detailed information, see Setting up logic blueprints.

Setting up a logic using the blueprinting tool

1. Click Save.

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