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Rules automatically assign an attribute to shipments, without needing to assign it by hand.

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Each rule you see in the list shows the attribute it assigns and its priority.

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The help explains the available conditions —client, service type, zone, warehouse,

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supplier, delivery days and time window—, plus a comment condition,

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which searches for a given text within the order's comment.

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It also clarifies that leaving conditions empty makes the rule apply to every

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shipment, and that each rule assigns a single attribute.

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Let's close the help and create a new rule.

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First you choose the attribute the rule will assign;

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then you give it a name and, if needed, add conditions.

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We choose Urgent.

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We name it "Urgent by zone".

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Once created, it appears right away in the list.

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Before trusting a rule, you can test it against a real shipment without changing anything.

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We enter the shipment number and evaluate.

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It shows which rules match and which attributes would be applied

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— a safe way to check before relying on it.

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Inside a shipment, the Requirements section shows the current attributes:

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some come from automatic rules, and others were added by hand.

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Tapping recalculate updates this shipment's attributes instantly,

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without waiting for the automatic recalculation triggered when a rule is edited or deactivated.
