Nected Rule and Decision Engine

Nected is a low-code rule engine and workflow platform from Socioverse Tech, with offices listed in Lewes, Delaware and Gurgaon, India. It targets lending, insurance and fintech teams that need to change business rules such as credit policy without engineering releases.

The platform offers rule types including decision tables, decision trees and rule chains, a workflow manager, an experimentation engine and a serverless API builder, with versioning, git sync, rollback and staging. It claims sub-100ms decisions and use by 500+ companies, and supports bring-your-own AI models and OCR document intelligence.

• Rule engine: simple rules, decision tables, decision trees, rule sets and chains.
• Workflow manager: code, database and REST API nodes with loops and delays.
• Experimentation engine: test rule variants before full rollout.
• Serverless API builder: expose decisions as APIs.
• Environment controls: versioning, git sync, rollback and staging.
• AI options: bring your own models, AI copilot and OCR document intelligence.

• A finance company encoding loan eligibility and pricing rules as decision tables.
• An insurer or lender automating document checks with OCR and rule chains.
• A fintech A/B testing credit-policy variants before full rollout.

• Business teams edit credit and eligibility rules without waiting for developer releases.
• Versioning, rollback and audit trails make policy changes traceable.
• Self-hosting or multi-region cloud options suit data-residency needs.
• Free-to-start pricing lowers the barrier for small lenders.

Lenders increasingly want to change credit policy quickly as rules and risk appetite shift, without long core-system projects. In Vietnam, finance companies and fintech lenders scaling consumer and SME loans can use a lightweight decision layer in front of their loan origination systems.

Operated by Socioverse Tech with offices in Lewes, Delaware (US) and Gurgaon, Haryana (India). Claims 500+ companies and a 4.6/5 G2 rating. SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR and ISO are referenced only in documentation URLs, not confirmed on the page.