Volume Types
<DefVolType>
<DefVolType>This basic default Volume Type looks at an order and assigns a Volume Group (CV, QV, etc.) to the order.
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Define the volume group, that may include:
|
Example
<VolumeType>
<DefVolType VolumeGroup="QV" />
</VolumeType><IndexVolume>
<IndexVolume>Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
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Example
<IndexVolume IndexVolume="" /><KitCount>
<KitCount><KitCount> looks at all the orders and adds an extra filter for Kit Level. You can then assign that Kit Level a default volume group.
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Enter the Kit level value (1, 2, 3, etc.). |
Example
<KitCount Kit="7">
<VolumeType>
<DefVolType VolumeGroup="QV" />
</VolumeType>
</KitCount><OrderTypeVolume>
<OrderTypeVolume><OrderTypeVolume> looks at all the orders and adds an extra filter for Order Types. You can then assign that Order Type a default volume group.
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Assign the Order Type:
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Example
<OrderTypeVolume Types="2">
<VolumeType>
<DefVolType VolumeGroup="QV" />
</VolumeType>
</OrderTypeVolume><PendingVolume>
<PendingVolume><PendingVolume> pertains to AutoShips. It's not looking at orders, but at AutoShip templates in the system. It checks if something is an AutoShip, then assigns a volume group.
⚠Caution
Only use if your compensation plan requires it. The AutoShip date doesn't matter, and
<PendingVolume>will look at every historical and future AutoShip, no matter how far in the past or future.
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Define the volume group, that may include:
|
Example
<VolumeType>
<PendingVolume VolGroup="CV" />
</VolumeType>Updated 4 months ago
