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Bring me your rule.

Watercolour of Isard Haasakker in glasses and an open-necked white shirt, no tie, smiling with his hand to his temple, seated at a wooden desk with books, a notebook and a coffee mug, a city skyline in the window behind him.

Start small. Pick one business rule that keeps causing trouble, and send it over. I’ll help you find out whether BRF+ fits, honestly and independently.

What to send

The rule in business words: what goes in, what should come out, and what makes it hard.
Where it lives today.
Who asks for changes, and how often.
Describe the rule, not your client. No code, no real data, no customer names, no screenshots from a live system.

Send it as a message on LinkedIn.

What you get back

An honest verdict: it fits, it doesn’t, or it fits with a catch. Where it would break, and what to look at first. The decision stays yours.

Not ready yet?

Read the white paper first: why BRF+ goes unused, what it needs from a manager, and how to start with one rule.

Get the white paper →

Why I do this

Most business rules end up in code because nobody asked whether they belonged somewhere else. Your rule is a chance to ask. If BRF+ is the wrong home, I’ll say so. Either way, you’ll know more about your rule than when you sent it.

I’m Isard Haasakker, with 30 years of SAP experience somewhere between functional and technical. I still rent SAP systems with my own money to see whether an idea works, and BRF+ is the bridge I use between the two sides.

You have nothing to lose and a lot to gain.