LibRT

What LibRT does

LibRT is a private Netherlands-based company headquartered in Amsterdam that designs and implements business rules solutions used for automated compliance, decision support, and rule-based process optimization. According to available firmographic data, the firm was founded in 1998 and operates with a very small team of 1–10 employees. It is structured as a for-profit private company, with no disclosed funding, ownership, parent entity, or revenue figures in any available source.

The firm's stated functional remit — codifying business rules for compliance automation and decision support — places it in a niche adjacent to traditional rules-engine and decision-support-system consulting, serving clients whose needs are deterministic and policy-driven rather than purely data-driven. However, no product portfolio, underlying technology stack, proprietary components, pricing model, go-to-market motion, named customers, partner ecosystem, or management team is disclosed in any of the available inputs. The company has no disclosed subsidiaries, no investment activity, no M&A history, no regulatory actions, and no leadership changes on record in the provided data.

LibRT's public web presence is currently non-substantive: its website (librt.com) renders only a "One moment, please… Loader… Please wait while your request is being verified…" interstitial, with no visible product, marketing, or company content. Combined with a 27-year operating history and sub-10 headcount, this points to one of three operating profiles: (a) a very small boutique consultancy, (b) a near-dormant or passive IP-holding entity, or (c) a firm in a transitional state whose public surface has lapsed. The available data does not permit disambiguation between these, and consequently all assessments of scale, strategy, growth, and competitive position rest on a thin evidentiary base.

Name

LibRT

Website

https://librt.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1998

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

LibRT is an Amsterdam-based private company, founded in 1998, that designs and implements business rules solutions for automated compliance, decision support, and rule-based process optimization, operating with a team of 1–10 employees.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Business Rules Management Software

NAICS

Custom Computer Programming Services (541511), Computer Systems Design Services (541512)

SIC

Services-Computer Programming Services (7371), Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373)

akta.pro primary industry

Business Rules & Decision Management Platforms (BRMS/DMN) (HDAEAKAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

Business Rules Management Systems (BRMS) & Decision Automation (HDAEAHAE), Audit Management, Controls & SOX Compliance (BPAEAPAH)

Keywords

• Business rules management
• Compliance automation
• Decision support software
• Rule-based process optimization
• Business rules engine

Headquarters

HQ city

Amsterdam

HQ country

Netherlands

HQ region

Europe

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Core offering

LibRT designs and implements business rules solutions that enable automated compliance, decision support, and rule-based process optimization for its clients. The firm focuses on codifying business logic into executable rules so organizations can automate repetitive decision-making and regulatory compliance workflows. Deliverables center on rule engine implementation, business logic modeling, and tailored consulting around automated decisioning.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Business Rules Solutions (design and implementation services) Design and implementation of business rules engines and rule-based decisioning frameworks for automated compliance, decision support, and process optimization, delivered to organizations with rule-intensive operations.
• Automated Compliance Solutions Rule-based automation of regulatory and policy compliance checks, allowing organizations to codify and execute compliance logic outside of application code.
• Decision Support Solutions Implementation of rule-based decision support systems that operationalize business policy and repeatable decisioning for client organizations.

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Direct peers

• InRule Technology: InRule is a dedicated BRMS vendor offering rule authoring, decisioning, and explainability tooling. It is directly comparable to LibRT in target customers (enterprise decision automation) and category (BRMS), though InRule sells a packaged product whereas LibRT is described as a solutions/implementation firm.
• Decision Management Solutions: A boutique consultancy specializing in decision management, BRMS implementations, and rules-based process optimization. Closely comparable to LibRT in business model (specialist services firm) and category (decision automation, rule-based process optimization).

Broad incumbents

• Pegasystems (Pega): Pega combines BPM, case management, and decisioning (including BRMS-style rule engines) for enterprise customers. Comparable to LibRT where decision automation intersects with rule-based process optimization, though Pega competes as a full low-code suite rather than a focused BRMS offering.
• Oracle (Business Rules / Decision Service): Oracle embeds BRMS capabilities inside its middleware and business process management portfolio. Comparable to LibRT in addressing rule-driven decision support for large enterprises, though positioned as part of a much wider application stack.
• IBM (Operational Decision Manager): IBM ODM (formerly iLog) is a flagship enterprise BRMS/DMN platform heavily used for regulatory compliance and operational decisioning. Directly comparable to LibRT's BRMS/DMN focus, but delivered as a product within IBM's broader hybrid cloud and automation stack.
• Red Hat (Drools / jBPM): Red Hat stewards Drools, the leading open-source BRMS/DMN engine, and jBPM for workflow. Comparable to LibRT because both operate in the business rules and decision automation category, though Red Hat bundles this within a much larger open-source middleware portfolio.
• FICO (Blaze Advisor): FICO Blaze Advisor is an enterprise BRMS widely used in banking, insurance, and compliance decisioning. Comparable to LibRT because it targets the same automated compliance and decision support use cases LibRT specializes in, but operates at vastly greater scale as part of FICO's analytics franchise.
• Progress Software (Corticon): Progress Corticon is a long-standing BRMS product used for rule-driven decision automation. Comparable to LibRT's BRMS/DMN focus; Progress offers a packaged rule engine plus integration tooling as part of a broader application development portfolio.

Emerging players

• Smartenit: Smartenit offers decision automation and BRMS tooling with a focus on explainable AI-augmented rules. Comparable to LibRT where automated decisioning and rule-based process optimization overlap, though positioned as a vendor rather than a services firm.
• Decision Rules (DecisionRules.io): DecisionRules is a SaaS BRMS aimed at business users for rule authoring and decision automation. Comparable to LibRT as a BRMS/decision automation peer, but younger and product-led rather than services-led.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat1 record

Key highlights3 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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