No. Write it the way you would say it to a colleague. Amanda compiles your sentence into structured logic and shows you exactly what she understood, in chips you can read. If it is not quite right, you rephrase or adjust a chip, and it recompiles. Nothing goes live until you approve.
What kinds of rules can it handle?
Eligibility (waiting periods, class definitions, dependent rules), incentives (wellness credits, surcharges), contribution and cost-share logic, plan visibility, and enrollment windows. If it is a decision the plan year makes, you can usually express it as a sentence here.
Is it safe to let a rule go live?
Every rule is checked against compliance guardrails before it activates, and you see a preview of who it affects. You can run it in a dry-run first, switch it off in one click, and every change is logged with who made it and when. It is faster than the old way and easier to undo.
What does this do for the broker?
You configure plan years for every client without a config specialist or a ticketing dependency on the ben-admin. Mid-year changes that used to cost you days now take a sentence. It lets a lean team manage a big book of business, and respond to clients the same day they ask.
Keel Rules
Say it once. It runs all year.
See a plain sentence become real plan logic, and take effect, in one tap.