What types of rules are primarily created by the Form Builder in Pega?

The Form Builder in Pega is designed to create user interfaces and is particularly focused on helping users manage how data is entered and displayed. It primarily generates section rules, which define the layout and content of sections on the forms, and property rules, which are used to define the characteristics and behaviors of the data fields within those sections.

Section rules provide the necessary structure for presenting data in forms, allowing for the arrangement of fields, labels, and other elements. Property rules complement this by establishing the data types, validation criteria, and other attributes for the individual fields. Together, they facilitate the development of intuitive and effective user interfaces that align with the needs of the business.

Other types of rules like activity rules, validation rules, and decision rules, while important in their respective contexts, are not the primary outputs of the Form Builder. The focus of the Form Builder is distinctly on section and property rules to create functional user interfaces.