Scenario editors and scenario rules aggregators for resource-allocation systems

This invention describes a system for managing different sets of business rules, called "scenarios," within a resource-allocation system. It includes a tool to create, edit, and store these rules and scenarios, allowing them to be linked so that changes in one automatically update others. The system can also activate specific scenarios based on a schedule. When a scenario is active, the system identifies all its associated rules and passes them to a resource-allocation module, with the claims specifically detailing this process and the ability to organize rules into groups.