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One-to-One Decomposition
A common use case for a one-to-one order decomposition involves an offer containing multiple products of the same type that must be activated individually.
In the examples below, the blue boxes represent commercial products, and the orange boxes represent technical products (that is, products that customers don't see).
TV service typically includes a basic set of TV channels that are provisioned automatically with the service. Activating the channels in the provisioning systems means activating the TV service. The information to send to the provisioning system is mapped from the TV Service product.
Example 2: Premium TV Channels
There are several a la carte premium channels that customers can order, and each channel must be activated individually, so you'd need to generate individual Fulfillment Requests (FR) for each premium channel.
In the catalog, create a TV Channel Activation technical product specification that defines required attributes to send to the provisioning system.
Define a decomposition relationship between channel products and the TV Channel Activation product (represented by the orange lines in the following image), and map the required attributes that need to be sent.
Change the Scope value of the RFS to Downstream Order Item. This scope results in a separate fulfillment request line for each channel. For more information about scopes in decomposition, see Setting the Product Scope
