When building a rule, which field is optional and displays on the Rule Definition form?

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The Description field is used to document what the rule does in plain language, and it’s optional because it doesn’t affect how the rule runs. It’s there to help users understand the rule’s purpose when reviewing definitions. The fields that actually drive the rule’s behavior—such as the operator (how the condition is evaluated), the value (the target or threshold), and the active status (whether the rule is applied)—are typically required or essential for execution, so they aren’t the optional, display-only field. In a Rule Definition form, you’ll see the description shown for readability, while the logic relies on the other fields.