Systems and methods for logical data processing

A tangible and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions that direct at least one processor to:

• receive a data processing request at a computing system, the data processing request identifying claims data to be compared to various sets of criteria according to a predefined sequence of the various sets of the criteria associated with analysis of a pharmacy benefit claim, wherein the predefined sequence of the various sets of the criteria is defined by a non-variant logic process;
• determine whether the data processing request 1s to be processed according to the non-variant logic process or a variant logic process, wherein the variant logic process defines a modified, different sequence of the various sets of the criteria than the predefined sequence defined by the non-variant logic process, the data processing request is determined to be processed according to the variant logic process and not the non-variant logic process responsive to the claims data indicating that (a) a requested medication violates the criteria defined by the non-variant logic, (b) a requested amount of the requested medication violates the criteria defined by the non-variant logic, or (c) that both the requested medication and the requested amount of the requested medication violates the criteria defined by the non-variant logic;
• dynamically alter the predefined sequence of the various sets of the criteria in the non-variant logic process to the modified, different sequence of the sets of the criteria in the variant logic process responsive to determining that the data processing request is to be processed using the variant logic process;
• compare the claims data identified by the data processing request with the sets of the criteria in the modified, different sequence that is defined by the variant logic process;
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• process the claims data according to the sets of the criteria in the modified, different sequence that is defined by the variant logic process.