Overview
KaireonAI lets you create qualification rules by describing them in plain English using the built-in AI chat panel. Instead of manually configuring field names, operators, and values, open the AI assistant and type a sentence like “create a qualification rule for customers over 25 who spent more than $500 in the last 90 days” — the AI builds a structured rule definition and shows you a preview before creating it. Open the AI chat panel with Cmd+I (macOS) or Ctrl+I (Windows/Linux), or click the AI icon in the top navigation bar.How It Works
The AI assistant shows a preview card with the structured rule definition — field mappings, operators, and values. Review the details to make sure the AI interpreted your description correctly.
Supported Patterns
The AI understands a wide range of natural language patterns:| Pattern | Example | Parsed As |
|---|---|---|
| Age comparisons | ”over 25 years old” | age >= 25 |
| Spend thresholds | ”spent more than $500” | total_spend > 500 |
| Time windows | ”in the last 90 days” | Window: 90 days |
| Negation | ”not in churned segment” | segment != churned |
| Compound rules | ”age >= 18 AND income > 50000” | Two conditions, AND logic |
| Range expressions | ”between 25 and 65” | age >= 25 AND age <= 65 |
| Membership | ”in the Gold or Platinum tier” | tier IN [Gold, Platinum] |
Batch Creation
You can describe multiple rules in a single message by listing them. The AI creates each one individually with preview/approve steps:Tips
- Be specific — Include the field name, comparison, and value. Vague descriptions like “good customers” cannot be parsed into specific conditions.
- Break complex logic apart — Deeply nested conditions (e.g., “(A AND B) OR (C AND D)”) work better as separate rules combined at the decision flow level.
- Numeric precision — Currency symbols and comma separators are handled automatically. “$1,000” becomes
1000.