Higson | About

Higson is a business rules engine developed by Decerto software company, which has been on the market since 2006.

For years we have been supporting companies in the insurance and financial industry by noticing the most common problems they face.

We know technology powers businesses, like the fuel that pushes them toward change and development. However, it can also be a blocker when reserved exclusively for those with technical skills.

Higson is a hyper-efficient solution empowering business users and unlocking their potential in technical world. It's a solution that was created to meet the needs of business users so that they can achieve their goals faster.

What's important, Higson is a safe journey during which, we will support you at every stage of implementation and after all.

Schedule free proof of concept

We believe that a picture is worth a 1000 words. That's why we offer to do a small POC free of charge so you can see your rules in our tool

Higson is a part
of the Gartner Toolkit:

Decision Management
Suite Vendor Profiles.

We will support
you at every stage
of process

Our customers receive personal attention from the start. When you decide to take your business to a new level, we will guide you through the implementation process and we will be available to support your team whenever needed.

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Blog

When Is It Time to Switch to a Decision Rules Engine?

Explore the transformative benefits of adopting a Decision Rules Engine for your business. Learn how it enhances agility, supports scalability, and drives cost-effective innovation.

April 17, 2024

Java Rules Engines for Streamlined Decision Management

Rule engines in Java serve as pivotal tools for automating the application of business rules, efficiently hastening decision-making processes and enhancing the manageability of Java code.

April 16, 2024

From Spreadsheets to Business Rules Engines: Navigating the Shift to Smarter Decision-Making

According to Gartner's study, 65% of today's decisions are more complex (involving more choices or stakeholders) than 2 years earlier.McKinsey & Company study showed that 20% of respondents think, their organization's decisions are not optimal. 68% of mid-level managers and 57% of C-level executives say their decision-making is time inefficient.

April 9, 2024

Revolutionizing Logistics and Transportation with Rules Engine Technology

Back in the day, Global Positioning System, known as GPS, has revolutionized the entire supply chain management by enabling real-time tracking.

April 4, 2024

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