Use cases for Rules as Code (RaC)
Rules as Code can allow governments to deliver trusted, citizen-centric digital services that are scalable and re-usable. Machine-readable rules and legislation can be consumed by government agencies across jurisdictions to deliver services and enable citizens to check their eligibility and comply with obligations.
Benefits of Rules as Code
Salsa’s Rules as Code services
Salsa offers a range of RaC services, from consultation, service design and rapid prototyping to full end-to-end development, deployment, hosting and support of RaC systems. Our services cater to agencies at all stages of the RaC journey, from clients taking their first steps to clients ready to implement and deploy RaC services. For agencies looking to explore how Rules as Code could improve service delivery, rapid prototyping provides a low-cost, low-risk process to assess and validateRaC solutions in a sandbox environment. Salsa’s RaC services include:
RaC rapid prototyping
Apply lean principles to assess high-risk aspects of an RaC project to quickly establish viability and gather informed feedback. A hosted sandbox RaC environment provides early proof-of-value.
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Develop and validate your RaC business case by identifying high-value rules/legislation to codify, supported by user testing and citizen-centric service design.
More about RaC consultingEnd-to-end RaC implementation
Discovery, design, rules mapping, development, testing, deployment, hosting and support. A complete end-to-end process to design and implement RaC-enabled service delivery.
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Let’s work together on RaC
We’d love to collaborate with you on your RaC project. Contact us to start your RaC journey.
Want to learn more about Rules as Code?
Read some of Salsa’s insights and thought leadership content on Rules as Code:
How does it work?
The exact set up of an RaC project will depend on the individual requirements. However, below is a diagram showing a sample pathway from legislation to users, via OpenFisca.
Rules as Code in action
Many jurisdictions are using Rules as Code including France, New Zealand, Australia and Spain. Some RaC projects are presented below. View case studies in more detail
Interested in Rules as Code?
Let’s collaborate and build Rules as Code together
Salsa is committed to pioneering and contributing to the Rules as Code and ‘open rules’ movement. If you’d like to talk to us about RaC or a RaC project, please contact us.
