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LexQ Visual Rule Builder

What is LexQ?

LexQ is the decision platform for engineering teams. Instead of shipping application code every time a business rule changes, you define decisions in a visual console, prove every change with simulation before production, and deploy without touching application code.

Visual Rule Builder

Create conditions and actions through an intuitive UI. Fully visual, fully traceable.

Git-style Versioning

Draft, publish, and deploy rule versions with full audit history.

Pre-deploy Simulation

Test rule changes against real data before they touch production.

Full Execution Traces

Track every execution — what matched, what didn’t, and why.

See the Impact Before You Deploy

LexQ Simulation Result Run simulations against real execution data, compare rule versions side-by-side, and deploy only when you’re confident in the outcome.

Architecture Overview

LexQ consists of three main components:
ComponentDomainPurpose
Consoleconsole.lexq.ioWeb-based management interface
Engine APIapi.lexq.ioReal-time rule execution endpoint
Docsdocs.lexq.ioDocumentation and API reference

Who is LexQ for?

LexQ is built for engineering teams that own the business decisions in their systems. Product managers and operations teams work alongside them — defining rules, reviewing simulations, and approving deployments — but engineering owns the integration and operates the platform. Teams use LexQ to:
  • Update business rules without deploying application code
  • Prove every change against real data before it touches production
  • A/B test rule versions with production traffic
  • Maintain a full audit trail of every change and execution
Common use cases include pricing rules, promotion logic, fee calculations, eligibility checks, risk scoring, and any business logic that changes frequently.

Next Steps

Quickstart

Get your first rule running in under 5 minutes.

Glossary

Learn the official LexQ terminology.

API Reference

Integrate LexQ into your application.

Core Concepts

Understand how policy groups, versions, and rules work together.