Welcome to Dxn

Dxn is a decisioning platform built on top of the goRules Zen Engine — a blazing fast, open-source rules engine.

It's built for developers and agencies who build applications and automations for clients on platforms like Bubble, Make, n8n, and Airtable — where the platform is excellent at automation, but business logic is dense enough to need a proper decisioning layer.

The Problem

No-code and automation platforms are powerful. But when a client's workflow needs to make a decision — approve or reject, calculate a price, classify a risk, determine eligibility — that logic has to go somewhere.

It usually ends up as:

• Nested filters and routers inside a Make scenario
• Deep "only when" conditions in a Bubble workflow
• A spreadsheet someone emails around
• A Code step in Zapier that nobody else can read

The result is brittle, unmaintainable, and impossible to hand off. Every change requires digging through a visual graph. The client can never own or update their own rules.

Dxn gives that logic a proper home.

What Dxn Does

With Dxn you can:

1. Build decision logic visually — Use the no-code Policy Builder to create JDM-compatible decision models: decision tables, scoring, routing, eligibility rules, and more.
2. Deploy as versioned policies — Upload your decision model as a named, versioned policy via the Dxn API. Update it without touching your automation or app.
3. Evaluate from anywhere — Call a single API endpoint from Make, Bubble, n8n, Airtable, or any custom application. Pass in context, get a decision back in milliseconds.

Who It's For

• Agencies managing client automations who need decision logic that's readable, maintainable, and safe to hand off
• Freelancers building on no-code platforms who want to keep business logic out of the automation layer
• Developers building applications where business rules need to be owned and updated by non-technical stakeholders
• Anyone tired of debugging spaghetti conditions in a visual workflow editor

How to Get Started