Resolving conflicts between status modification groups

In some cases, multiple status modification groups contain conflicting status modification rules.

Conflicts between status modification groups are resolved in the following way:

If two status modification groups contain the same rule, where one group has the rule set to Allow and the other group has the rule set to Disallow, the rule is set to Allow.
If no status modification group has the rule defined, the rule is set to the value specified in the parent group. If there is no parent group, the rule is set to the value in Default Group.
If multiple status modification groups have the Is Override option selected, but the groups do not have the rule defined, the rule is set to the value specified in the parent group. If there is no parent group, the rule is set to the value in Default Group.

The following example describes a scenario in which conflicts between status modification groups are resolved.

Example: resolving conflicts between status modification groups

In this example, three status modification groups contain status modification rules that affect the same order.

Use Status Modification Group 1 when condition 1 is true:

Table 2. Status modification group 1
Inherits from Default Group
1500 OrderLine	Cancel	Allowed
2400 Order ShipNode	Change	Disallow

Use Status Modification Group 2 when condition 2 is true:

Table 3. Status modification group 2
Inherits from Default Group
1500 OrderLine	Cancel	Disallow

Use Status Modification Group 3 when condition 3 is true:

Table 4. Status modification group 3
Inherits from Default Group
Is Override is Yes
2400 Order ShipNode	Change	Disallow

If the order satisfies all conditions, status modification groups 1, 2, and 3 are applicable. As a result, the following access is granted: