Fulfillment Order Product and Fulfillment Asset records use the Fulfillment Asset State
Period (FASP) object to track a subscription's state, quantity, and attributes over time. Each
FASP record represents a fulfillment asset's distinct time segment, tied to an asset state
period of the corresponding source asset. When a source asset has multiple asset state periods,
Dynamic Revenue Orchestrator (DRO) creates multiple FASP records accordingly.
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When of a fulfillment asset's quantity or attributes change, DRO creates an FASP record to
represent the new state. FASP records change the validity of an existing fulfillment asset
or overwrite the fulfillment asset configuration for a specific time period.
When a state period is updated, DRO marks the previous FASP records as superseded. During
order decomposition, it filters out superseded records and queries only the fulfillment
asset's current state.
A nightly background job identifies assets with configuration end dates that passed and
updates their current quantity and attributes to match the next effective state period.
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