Business Logic

Definitions

1. The rules and decisions in software that reflect how the business actually operates, such as pricing, eligibility, workflows, and policy constraints. Business logic is what makes generic software behave like this company's product.

   In plain English: The software rules that represent how the business works.

   Example: "We can swap the database later, but the business logic around refunds is the hard part."

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