Rules are hard-coded
Business decisions become tied to one page or application release.
Business logic for the web you already have
WebXtend adds governed rules, validation and decisions to existing websites, forms, portals and self-service journeys — without rebuilding the application around them.
No new CMS. No form migration. No workflow replacement.
Why WebXtend
Many web journeys work well until a new rule, validation or decision is needed. Then a small business change turns into front-end code, a backend release or a manual workaround.
Business decisions become tied to one page or application release.
A simple interaction change can trigger a much larger development project.
Support teams and manual checks compensate for logic the web process does not provide.
Built for existing web processes
Explore WebXtend
See how WebXtend connects to an existing interaction, evaluates rules and returns a result.
Learn how it works →See concrete examples for smarter form input, validation, support deflection and eligibility-driven offers.
Explore solutions →See how revisions, scoped execution and verifiable runtime releases support controlled change.
Review security →Examples
Add validation, normalization and visible input assistance to fields that already exist.
Check an IBAN, resolve the bank and return the result inside the existing process.
Recognize the user’s intent and surface a relevant FAQ at the right moment.
Evaluate customer facts and business rules before displaying available opportunities.
Built for controlled change
WebXtend combines data minimisation, deterministic rules and controlled releases so a small logic change does not become an opaque script on the page.
Sensitive values can stay in the browser when a solution does not need them on the server.
Current solutions use explicit rules and matching logic rather than generative AI or LLMs.
Published states are versioned, releases are verifiable and earlier deployment revisions remain available for rollback.
Teams can separate editorial work, business configuration, integration and operation instead of sharing one page script.
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