Enter independent OrderRun expectations
Enter expected order priority and blocked-customer behaviour using the complete native case form.
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Enter expected order priority and blocked-customer behaviour using the complete native case form.
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Enter independent OrderRun expectations
- Load the current OrderRun draft
Load the current OrderRun draft
Read the current draft and its independent examples before entering expected results.
- Name the recognised order case
Name the recognised order case
Identify the ordinary recognised assembly order. Keep its complete source order, customer and item mapping expectations.
- Enter the expected priority
Enter the expected priority
The agreed ordinary-order priority is normal. Enter it independently of the routing policy evaluation.
- Enter the unknown-customer expectation
Enter the unknown-customer expectation
The unknown customer must be ineligible. Keep the missing-route and unknown-alias hold reasons already supplied with the case.
- Prepare the independently expected results
Prepare the independently expected results
Prepare the inputs and answers supplied by your team. They have not been calculated from the rule under test.
- Transfer the expected results
Transfer the expected results
Transfer the prepared values privately to OrderRun. Uploading the file does not save or review the examples.
- Confirm the independently entered answers
Confirm the independently entered answers
Check all supplied inputs and expected answers before saving.
- Save the independent examples
Save the independent examples
Save the entered values through the original product command. This is not an approval or a passing check.
The complete cases are saved. A separate reviewer must check them before the whole routing policy is verified. No order has been released to production.