In Salesforce Order Management, cancel fulfillment order products from a fulfillment
order. You can cancel more than one product and specify a quantity to cancel for each of them.
This action doesn’t cancel the associated order product summaries, it only reduces their
allocated quantities. Usually, you reallocate the canceled quantities to a new fulfillment
order.
The
variable has one field, fulfillmentOrderLineItemsToCancel,
which is a list of Apex-defined variables of class ConnectApi.FulfillmentOrderLineItemInputRepresentation. Each of those
variables includes these fields:
fulfillmentOrderLineItemId — Reference to the
fulfillment order product to cancel.
quantity — Quantity to cancel.
Fulfillment Order Id
Reference to the fulfillment order that you want to cancel fulfillment order
items from.
To set up the Cancel Fulfillment Order Items Input, first use Assignment elements to set
the fulfillmentOrderLineItemId and quantity field
values on one or more
ConnectApi.FulfillmentOrderLineItemInputRepresentation variables.
Then use an Assignment element to add those variables to the
FulfillmentOrderLineItemsToCancel field on a
ConnectApi.FulfillmentOrderLineItemsToCancelInputRepresentation
variable. Use that variable in the action input.
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