A preset is an approved parcel and service choice. Its draft, independent examples, frozen candidate and activated release are distinct records. Approved input sets used by Automation have their own independent review.
Submit the service/parcel basis
Author opens Presets → Approved service and parcel inputs. Give the Input set name and the Complete service and parcel configuration in the supported format, then choose Submit inputs for review.
Check the account, service, lane, parcel values/mapping and output. Measured mappings must use the actual supplied measurements; a carrier's maximum dimension is only a limit.
A different Reviewer opens Review complete inputs and uses Approve inputs if correct. An Author cannot approve their own input set simply because they also hold Reviewer. Withdraw an input approval through the offered action when it is no longer reliable.
Edit the preset draft
Use Presets (JSON: {"presets": [...]}) for the native draft. Work with the supported structure and exact values. Save draft can return validation issues; saving alone is not proof that the draft is suitable for release.
If another person saved a newer revision, reload and compare before reapplying your change. Do not overwrite their work from a stale page.
State independent expected results
Under Examples, supply fictional supported orders and independently expected results for the applicable presets. Include eligible and refused cases, not only the expected happy path.
Use Add example, then Verify and create a candidate. Inspect the complete proof and every validation failure. Do not replace an expected refusal with the actual incorrect output merely to obtain a pass.
Review and activate the candidate
Reviewer checks the exact candidate and its current source catalogue/proof, then activates with recent authentication. If the native candidate was created by the same person, the process requires the explicit self-approval reason it offers. That rule does not waive the independent input approval above or additional connected-review requirements.
Keep station references current
The preset sheet and its codes refer to approved preset revisions. After changes, use the current approved sheet rather than assuming an old revision barcode remains valid. Already attempted work keeps its recorded evidence; a new release does not change a carrier booking already made.