Rule sets are required for defining approval rules. Each individual rule in a rule set is evaluated for contracts and amendments.
The following examples provide instances of how to define your rule sets.
The following table illustrates a rule set with three conditions.
| Contract conditions | Selected options |
|---|---|
| C1 | Contract origin:
|
| C2 | Contract category:
|
| C3 | Modified from Standard: No |
You can combine conditions in the following way:
(C1 AND C2) OR C3
The following table illustrates another rule set with three conditions.
| Contract conditions | Selected options |
|---|---|
| C1 | Contract origin:
|
| C2 | Contract category: Purchase agreement |
| C3 | Owning organization:
|
| Rule applies: Assigned Organizations |
You can combine conditions in the following way:
(C1 OR C2) AND C3
The following table illustrates a rule set with two conditions.
| Contract conditions | Selected options |
|---|---|
| C1 | Contract origin:
|
| C2 | Contract category: Purchase agreement |
You can combine conditions in the following way:
C1 AND C2