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circumtance - qualified rule
Hello,
Can anyone help me, How do we create the circumtance - qualified rule?
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Pradeep
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Accepted Solution
Updated: 12 Jul 2024 7:50 EDT
Pegasystems Inc.
CA
Please find the attached screenshots on how to create a circumstance rule.
Assume that you have different pricing levels for your customers. You first define a base pricing rule for all customers. Then you qualify the base rule by creating circumstanced rules for customers at different buying levels. The property.CustomerType is part of the customer order and has values of "Silver" and "Gold". In this example, a customer has purchased a $100 item. Using the property and values, you create circumstanced instances of the base rules as shown here:
- Base — if .CustomerType="none", then Price =$100
- Circumstance 1 — if .CustomerType = “Gold”, then price = $100 - 25%
- Circumstance 2 — if .CustomerType =“Silver”, then price = $100 - 10%
Eclatprime Digital Private Limited
IN
To create a circumstance-qualified rule, first define an unqualified or base rule instance(with the circumstance values left blank ).Then use the toolbar save as button to create a second rule qualified by a circumstance. If the original rule has an Applies to class as an initial key part, the circumstance-qualified rule must have the same Applies to class or a subclass derived from that class.