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Set Up Order Routing Rules
Admins can define routing logic to direct orders to either DRO or OM+. This implementation provides a phased migration. Rules are based on criteria such as product catalog, price list, or product family.

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Admins can define routing logic to direct orders to either DRO or OM+. This implementation provides a phased migration. Rules are based on criteria such as product catalog, price list, or product family.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Edition. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| Permission required to configure Order Routing Rules: | RevenueLifecycleManagementAddOn |
For pilot, you can set up a custom rule to route orders to either DRO or OM+ based on your required implementation. Although the system default is to route all orders to DRO, specific code snippets help you easily implement this custom logic.
Admin can configure a rule that automatically routes orders to either DRO system or OM system, based on a custom field with these steps:

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