When real-time actions on data have to be made
Nussknacker allows IT teams to hand over decision algorithms to non-technical users
When real-time actions on data have to be made
Nussknacker allows IT teams to hand over decision algorithms to non-technical users
A tool for domain experts
In domains where business logic is frequently modified and experimented upon
Experts build and deploy complex decision algorithms in a visual way
No technical details exposed
Domain experts instruct the system on what to do without engineers’ help
An engineer selects the deployment engine and sets up data sources
A domain expert creates a flow diagram and tests it
The expert deploys the decision algorithm with one click and monitors metrics
Communications with customers in real-time, providing event-driven offers and actions
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Mitigating fraud by running detection algorithms on network or device signals
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Assisting the Point Of Sale, displaying suggestions about what to offer and how to proceed with a customer
Decisioning on dynamic customer data in
- dynamic pricing
- order status management
- instant credit scoring
Automating actionable data in
- predictive maintenance
- inventory management
- smart devices
Infer Machine Learning models from within complex decision algorithms
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Ease of use
Deployment flexibility
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Low-code and open data standards allow fast TTM and bring business experts closer to faster iterations and innovations. You can build complex decision scenarios using bricks-like components and low code
Both Stream Designer and Nussknacker Designer take similar, visual tool approaches to facilitate working with data streams. However, they diverge when it comes to target user groups. What’s most important is that both make data stream processing more ubiquitous and democratised.
Once data is on topics with defined schemas, they are ready to be used in Nussknacker. What’s more, Nussknacker has a flexible expressions language that allows for defining decision logic. The results of computations are visible in a nice form on metrics charts.