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Core concepts

Gredit uses specific technical terms to describe its components and processes. Below are the fundamental concepts that structure the platform.

Script (Guion)​

A sequence of programmed commands that executes advanced logic on data. Scripts can process complex information, transform data, or execute automatic actions based on rules or previous results.

Rule (Regla)​

Predefined logic that, based on the results generated by a script, executes actions such as creating cases, sending notifications, and distributing findings to those responsible.

Job (Trabajo)​

A scheduled task that runs periodically or on demand. A job orchestrates data ingestion, script execution, and rule application on a specific data source.

Case (Caso)​

An instance of a detected finding that requires investigation and resolution. A case is automatically generated when a rule or script identifies an anomaly, and contains evidence, status, and assignment for auditing.

Request (Pedido)​

A request directed at users to define, create, or adjust system components. A request may require the creation of new scripts, rule definitions, or validation of existing logic. It represents a human workflow that initiates configuration actions.

Relationships between concepts​

Data source → Job → Scripts → Rules → Cases
  • A job executes scripts and rules on data from a source.
  • Scripts detect anomalies and generate findings.
  • Rules process those findings and create cases.
  • Requests manage change requests for scripts and rules.