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Configure Decision Tables to Override Default Settings
Override default lead times, field optionality, and custody verification type for a specific set of conditions by first creating decision tables.

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Override default lead times, field optionality, and custody verification type for a specific set of conditions by first creating decision tables.
Available in: Lightning Experience Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud or Life Sciences Cloud |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To access the Advanced Therapy Management app: | Health Cloud Advanced Therapy Orchestration permission set |
The conditions required to conduct a particular therapy aren't uniform across specialties and geographies. The lead time for a work type step varies depending on country, region, or any other criteria. Similarly, the tasks for a therapy may require different fields to be optional or mandatory, based on a set of conditions. To accommodate for variances in lead time and field optionality, create decision tables. Decision tables configure metadata of input and output parameters to override default settings. In Advanced Therapy Management, decision tables generate metadata for lead time override, field optionality override, and custody verification type override.

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