The business environment is rapidly undergoing changes, and they need a prompt adaptation to the enterprise business systems. The process models have abstract behaviors that can apply to diverse conditions. For allowing to reuse a single process model, the configuration and customisation features can support the design improvisation. However, most of the process models are rigid and hard coded. The current proposal for automatic code generation is not devised to cope with rapid integration of the changes in business coordination. Domain-specific Rules (DSRs) constitute to be the key element for domain specific enterprise application, allowing changes in configuration and managing the domain constraint with-in the domain. In this paper, the key contribution is conceptualisation of the do-main model, domain model language definition and specification of domain model syntax as a source visual modelling language to translate into domain specific code. It is an input or source for generating the target language which is do-main-specific rule language (DSRL). It can be applied to adapt to a process constraint configuration to fulfil the domain-specific needs. © Springer International Publishing AG 2018.