The Big Picture Of Cut Processes

While not required, many overdue processes will contain one or more events that will cut (i.e., stop) service. When such an event activates, it creates a "cut process". A cut process is very similar to an overdue process; the major difference is that a cut process is linked to a specific service agreement (the one being cut), whereas an overdue process is linked to the object(s) in arrears.

The topics in this section provide background information about cut processes.

• How Are Cut Processes Created?
  
• Overdue Events Wait For The Cut Process To Conclude
  
• Cut Processes Exist Under An Overdue Process
  
• The Components Of A Cut Process
  
• Cut Process Information Is Overridable
  
• How Are Cut Processes Cancelled?
  
• Cut Processes and Events Are Created From Templates