DMN — Decision Requirement Diagram, No Table
The structural half of DMN on its own: decisions, input data, business knowledge models and knowledge sources, with the requirement kind derived from what sits at each end rather than spelled out a second time. The engine reports each decision as having no table, which is correct and is the point — this is the diagram DMN work starts from, and those findings are the list of tables still to write.
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title "Underwriting decision structure"
input Application "Application form"
input Bureau "Bureau data"
input Bank "Bank statements"
input Property "Property valuation"
source Policy "Credit policy"
source Regulator "Regulatory guidance"
bkm Afford "Affordability model"
bkm Score "Scorecard"
bkm Ltv "LTV calculator"
decision Income "Assessed income"
decision Capacity "Repayment capacity"
decision Risk "Risk grade"
decision Loan "Lending decision"
Application -> Income
Bank -> Income
Afford -> Capacity
Income -> Capacity
Bureau -> Risk
Score -> Risk
Property -> Loan
Ltv -> Loan
Capacity -> Loan
Risk -> Loan
Policy -> Afford
Policy -> Score
Regulator -> Policy