Familiarize yourself with the specific states and transitions used to manage an order
through its lifecycle. Use this example and the accompanying object state definitions to
configure valid status changes and establish clear fulfillment milestones in your Salesforce
org.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions of
Revenue Cloud where Transaction Management is enabled
Order Lifecycle Diagram
Review these specific transition rules from the diagram.
The status changes from Submitted to Processing.
The status changes from Processing to either Fulfilled or Rejected.
The status doesn’t change from Rejected or Fulfilled.
To implement this example order lifecycle, create an object state definition and then add
these object state values and object state transitions.
Object State Values
To implement this lifecycle, create an object state definition and add these values.
Order Status and Object State Value
Description
Draft
The order is being created.
Ready to Submit
The order is ready for submission or approval.
Submitted
The order is submitted and is ready for processing.
Processing
The order is being processed.
Rejected
The order is rejected, or there’s an error during processing.
Fulfilled
The order is fulfilled.
Object State Transitions
Define these transitions to control the movement between states.
Object State Transition Name
From State
To State
Draft_to_ReadytoSubmit
Draft
Ready to Submit
ReadytoSubmit_to_Draft
Ready to Submit
Draft
ReadytoSubmit_to_Submitted
Ready to Submit
Submitted
Submitted_to_Processing
Submitted
Processing
Processing_to_Rejected
Processing
Rejected
Processing_to_Fulfilled
Processing
Fulfilled
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