Defining transactions for process steps

Define transactions for process steps to control when processing occurs within order processing workflows. Transactions help organize processing activities and support consistent execution across workflow stages.

Transactions are associated with process steps to determine how processing is applied within a workflow. By defining transactions, you can configure processing behavior that supports specific business requirements and processing scenarios.

Organizations can create transactions for new processing requirements or derive transactions from existing definitions to reuse established behavior. As workflows evolve, transactions can be modified or removed to align processing behavior with changing business needs.

Use these procedures to create, modify, delete, and derive transactions that are associated with process steps. These tasks build on the transaction concepts described in Processing boundary and timing control.