How You Set Priorities for Financial Orchestration Flows

You can set the Priority of a financial orchestration flow to specify which flow to use when more than one flow is available for two primary trade partners. A lower number indicates a higher priority.

For example, if you set the Priority to 1 for Flow A, and 2 for Flow B, then financial orchestration will use Flow A.

The following table gives an example to describe the use of priority for a financial orchestration flow.

Financial Orchestration Flow	Priority	Shipping Business Unit	Selling Business Unit	Qualifier Rule
1	10	BU A	BU B	Category = Category B
2	20	BU A	BU B	Category = Category A
3	30	BU A	BU B	None. Applicable to all documents.

The following table summarizes how to set up the priority for each financial orchestration flow in this example.

Source Document	Financial Orchestration Flow	Priority	Result
DOO fulfillment line 1	Flow 1	Priority for Flow 1 is 10. Priority for Flow 3 is 30.	Financial Orchestration assigns Flow 1 the highest priority.
DOO fulfillment line 2	Flow 2	Priority for Flow 2 is 20. Priority for and Flow 3 is 30.	Financial Orchestration assigns Flow 2 the highest priority.
DOO fulfillment line 3	Flow 3	Only Flow 3 is assigned.	Financial Orchestration doesn't use the Priority.