Application logic in Guidewire InsuranceSuite governshow the system behaves, including automation, validations, and business rules. Business Analysts play a key role in determiningwhen changes to this logic are required, even though they do not implement the logic themselves.
Identifying whetherobjects or activities should be created automatically(Option A) directly relates to application logic. For example, automatically creating activities, notes, or assignments based on certain conditions requires business rules or workflow logic.
Considering whethervalidations or alert messages are needed(Option B) is another core indicator of application logic changes. Data validation rules, warning messages, and error handling are all implemented through logic and must be clearly defined by analysts.
The remaining options are not analyst-level logic activities. Inspecting Gosu code (Option C) is a developer responsibility. Reviewing screen fields to add or remove entities (Option D) relates to data model and UI changes rather than application logic behavior.
By focusing on automation and validation needs, analysts help ensure Guidewire applications behave correctly and consistently with business expectations.
