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Configure System Numbering Behavior and Timing
Configure when and how the app assigns system numbers to records, such as orders or invoices.
Configure when and how the app assigns system numbers to records, such as orders or invoices.
| Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To configure system numbering behavior and timing: | CGCloud Business Admin OR CGCloud Retail Business Admin |
The app numbers most records the moment you create them. Orders and truck loads can instead defer numbering to a later point in their lifecycle.
When an order or truck load matches that combination, the app uses that definition instead of the template default. So you can number one transaction type differently from another even though both share the same template.
An order can carry more than one number, typically a separate order number and invoice number. Its own definition produces each number, and each number can use its own numbering behavior.

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