In what order do rules execute to maintain a perfect order in the Cart?

The correct order of rule execution is critical in ensuring that the configuration, pricing, and quoting (CPQ) process functions correctly and efficiently. In this case, the appropriate sequence starts with the context rules framework followed by the advanced rules framework.

Context rules are designed to capture the immediate needs and constraints of the current pricing scenario. They take precedence because they address the specific circumstances of the transaction, ensuring relevant parameters and conditions are met before further complex considerations are applied. This is essential for maintaining a high level of accuracy and relevance in the decisions being made in the cart.

Following the context rules, the advanced rules framework is executed. Advanced rules can incorporate more sophisticated logic and broader considerations that may affect the pricing and configuration beyond just the immediate context. By allowing context rules to run first, the system can ensure that the basic, situational constraints are satisfied, creating a foundational layer that advanced rules can then build upon. This structured approach supports better organization and prioritization of rules, ultimately leading to more effective and logical outcomes in the shopping cart.

The other choices do not accurately represent the established order, as they either misplace the reliance on context before advanced rules or suggest an incorrect execution sequence. This underscores the importance of using context rules first to handle immediate scenarios