Script Rule for Fraud Address(es)
Module: Global Script Rules and Maintain Scripts
Path: Company Data > Advertising > Global Script Rules
Company Data > Advertising > Maintain Scripts > Edit Script > Rules tab
Topic: Script Rule for Fraud Address(es)
Version(s): 5.1 & up
Editions: All
If you
have a known Fraudulent Address that you wish to prevent from ordering
product any longer, you can set up a script rule to either Reject
or Hold orders entered using this ship-to address for Review.
This
Rule can be set up as a global script rule and applied to multiple
scripts or on individual scripts. Instructions are the same.
To set up a Global Script Rule, navigate to Company Data-->Advertising-->Global
Script Rules. Click the + button to add a new
rule.
- Name your rule. This is how you will identify your rule when adding
it to scripts.
- Select whether to use the rule for Order Entry, or Imports, or both.
- Select the Action from the drop down.
- Reject Order will display an Exception
message.
- Hold Order for Review will put the order to Item Pending
Review status.
- If you have selected to Hold for review, select a
Reason Code from the drop down.
- You may wish to create a specific Reason
code for this particular rule.
- Select a Client, if applicable.
- Enter the Error Memo.
- This is the text that will display for agents
or in an import exception.
- Under IF Conditions, select the condition Unconditional to “Unconditionally
apply rule”.
- For THEN conditions, select condition Shipping Address Match and enter the fraudulent address.
- Uncheck the box Match Y/N = orders with the specified address will be held for review or rejected
- Check the box Match Y/N = ALL orders without the specified address will be held for review or rejected
- Use “*” as
a wildcard in the address for variables that can be changed like
street number, street suffix, city, or postal code.
- Use “*” as a wildcard in the address in place of spaces
- If listing multiple
addresses, continue to add conditions and entering new addresses
on the THEN tab using the “And” operator between them.
On the Script tab, move the script you would like the rule to be applied
to over to the Selected column and save the rule.
Example
Address to Block:
123 N. Test St
Inserted into Script Rule:
You can use as much or as little of the address along with the wild card * depending on how strict you would like the rule to be set.
123*N*Test*S* - will catch:
- 123 North Test Street
- 123 N. Test St.
- 123 N Test St
If you still have questions regarding the material covered in this article, please contact OrderLogix Customer Care for assistance. Thank you!
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