Configuring In-Flight Order Changes and Cancellation
An In-Flight Order refers to an order that has been confirmed but has not yet reached fulfillment. By default, Conga Order Management does not have this functionality enabled. You can also configure Workflow Rulesets to automate the execution of workflows for In-Flight Orders Changes and Cancellation.
To enable In-Flight Order Changes and Cancellation, you must configure and make additions or changes to system properties, custom and object settings, and page layouts.
To configure In-Flight Order Change and Cancellation settings
Perform the tasks in the following table in the order described:
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1. Enable In-Flight Changes and Cancellation |
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2. Change the flow for the Amend Order action (optional if you want a different flow) |
For more information about Flow Settings, refer to the latest CPQ Administrator Guide. |
3. Display the Cancel Order Lines action on the cart |
Specify the Order Line Item and Order Line Status in the Config System Properties or include them in the Display Column settings for a flow. Go to and set the API names as follows:
Go to Display Type and Flow > Add Order Line Item and Order Line Status and Save the custom settings. > Select the |
4. Add the Deleted value to the Pricing Status field in the Line Items (Cart Line Item) object |
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5. Add the Amend Order, Undo Amend Order, Cancel Order, and Undo Cancel Order actions to the Order Detail page |
Go to Order Detail pagepage >Edit Layout > Order Layout > Buttons > Search the required button > Drag and drop the button to the relevant section in order to make the following buttons available on the Orders UI and click Save.
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6. Expose version details information on order and order line items |
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7. Display the Change Status field on the Order Line items related list |
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8. Add the In Amendment value to the Status field in the Product Configuration object |
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Configuring Automation for In-Flight Order Changes and Cancellation
In-Flight Order Changes and Cancellation can be automated through the use of Order Workflow Rulesets and Rules that define when to automatically amend or cancel orders based on specified criteria. No additional configuration is required to make Workflow Rulesets available to users of Order Management.
Refer to the Order Management for Users for step-by-step instructions and examples of workflow automation rules. For detailed information on invoking the execOrderWorkflow API, refer to the Order Management for SOAP API Developers.
Configuring Order Workflow Rulesets
You can create and define rules under Order Workflow Rulesets to automate In-Flight Orders for certain business scenarios. The Order Workflow Ruleset object is included with Order Management out of the box but requires some configuration in order for you to create and manage rulesets.
Perform the following tasks to set up Order Workflow Rulesets.
For your convenience in creating rules, you can add the Order Workflow Rulesets tab to your default view as you would add any other object tab.
Configuration |
Description |
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Add the Criteria button to the Order Workflow Ruleset Detail page |
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Add the Item Criteria and Item Input buttons to the Order Workflow Rule Entry Detail page |
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In Salesforce Lightning, go to
to edit the page layouts for the Order Workflow Ruleset and Order Workflow Rule Entry objects.Configuring an Order Workflow Rule for Split Order
You can create and define rules under Order Workflow Rulesets to automate the split order for certain business scenarios. This requires some configuration in order for you to create and manage rulesets.
To automate the split order under Order workflow rulesets, perform the following task.
For your convenience in creating rules, you can add the Order Workflow Rulesets tab to your default view as you would add any other object tab.
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Add Split Order to the Action field in the Order Workflow Rule Detail page. |
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In Salesforce Lightning, go to
to edit the page layouts for the Order Workflow Ruleset and Order Workflow Rule Entry objects.